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Name two words for “sad” but explain how they are different in meaning.

What is a synonym for “small” and a word that means the opposite?

Give a verb that means “talk” and one that is more casual or chatty.

Name a verb that means “eat” and one that is more casual or informal.

Give a word that means “angry” and another that is a stronger version.

Name a word that rhymes with “light” and tell what it means.

Name two words that mean “small” but one is tinier than the other.

Name two adjectives that describe “happy” but in different ways (example: “joyful” vs. “content”).

Give a synonym for “good” and a word that is stronger.

Give two words that mean “fun,” but one is a little more exciting than the other.

Say a word that means “big” and a word that is the opposite.

What is a synonym for “fast” and another word that is faster?

Give two words that mean “hungry” but one is more serious.

Give a word that is opposite of “fast.”

Give a synonym for “angry” and a word that means extremely angry.

Name two words that mean “funny” but one is more humorous than the other.

Name a word that means “loud” and another that is louder or more extreme.

Give a word that is the opposite of “happy.”

Say a word that means “cold” and another that is more extreme.

Give two words that both mean “tired,” but one is stronger than the other.

Name two adjectives that describe the same object but in slightly different ways (example: “cold” vs. “freezing”).

Name a word that means “big” and one that is even bigger.

Give a verb that means “look” and another that is stronger or more intense.

Give a synonym for “smart” and a word that is slightly stronger in meaning.

Name two words that mean “angry,” but one is less intense.

Say a word that means “quiet” and another that is stronger than quiet.

If someone is “scared,” what is a word that means a little stronger than scared?

Name a word that means “scared” and another that is much stronger.

Give a verb that means “run” and another that is more intense.

Name two words that mean “happy” but are slightly different in how strong they are.