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Primary 3 English: Synonyms & Antonyms Practice
Real Primary 3 English questions on Synonyms & Antonyms, pulled directly from the Olibits question bank — the same questions a child would actually see, not separately written for this page.
Curriculum alignment
English Language Syllabus, Primary (MOE, 2020 syllabus)
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Real Synonyms & Antonyms practice questions
Choose the word that means the SAME as 'small' in this sentence: 'The mouse is a small animal.'
tiny ✓
wide
huge
tall
'Tiny' means the same as 'small' - both describe something little in size.
Choose the word that means the SAME as 'tired' in this sentence: 'After the long walk, we felt tired.'
strong
cheerful
weary ✓
energetic
'Weary' means the same as 'tired' - both describe feeling worn out and needing rest.
Choose the word that means the OPPOSITE of 'day' in this sentence: 'Owls are awake during the day.'
noon
week
morning
night ✓
'Night' is the opposite of 'day' - they are the two main parts of a 24-hour period.
Choose the word that means the OPPOSITE of 'strong' in this sentence: 'The strong wind blew the tent away.'
weak ✓
tough
powerful
sturdy
'Weak' is the opposite of 'strong' - one has great force and the other has little force.