This worksheet outlines several strategies that will enable you to answer synonyms/antonyms questions with a higher success rate, even on questions in which you are unsure about specific word definitions. You may find it helpful to view our Verbal Reasoning Techniques page (found at the bottom of this page). Advanced level worksheets test the most common 200 words used on the SAT and GRE tests. Beginning level worksheets have 4 answer choices. Each worksheet has 6 synonyms questions followed by 6 antonyms questions. On the second set of workksheets, students must choose the best synonym or antonym for the word given. Advanced level worksheets have 5 answer choices.Advanced level worksheets test the most common 200 words used on the SAT and GRE tests. Intermediate level worksheets have 4 answer choices. Beginning level worksheets have 3 answer choices. Each worksheet has 10 antonyms questions. On the first set of our worksheets below, students must choose the best antonym for the word given. In addition, by learning antonyms, students learn the logical opposites of important words, thus enhancing their overall command of language. This means that by learning synonyms, students learn to differentiate between shades of meaning. It is important to remember that synonyms are not words that have the same meaning, but rather, words that have similar meanings. And since words represent thoughts, it can plausibly be stated that they allow students to understand the world at a deeper, richer level. Synonyms and antonyms are useful to know because they improve reading and writing skills.
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