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Grade 6 Antonyms Applied Practice worksheets

Create and print Grade 6 Antonyms Applied Practice Worksheets with answers. Apply antonyms in practical and unfamiliar situations at a suitable level. Designed for Grade 6. Edit every question and download a clean US Letter PDF.

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Antonyms Applied Practice practice

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Which word is an antonym for “brave”?
A. boldB. fearfulC. helpful
Which word is the opposite of “increase”?
A. decreaseB. measureC. collect
Which word is an antonym for “empty”?
A. openB. fullC. light
Which word is an antonym for “brave”? (Set 2)
A. boldB. fearfulC. helpful

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Apply antonyms in practical and unfamiliar situations at a suitable level. Designed for Grade 6.

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