Antonym Test 15 Welcome to your Antonym Test 15 Name Email 1 . The guilty appealed to the jury to CONDONE his punishment. (a) Accept (b) Forgive (c) Condemn (d) Criticize None 2 . His CANDID remarks impressed the authorities. (a) Blunt (b) Guarded (c) Sincere (d) Unconventional None 3 . These people are sunk in abysmal ignorance and their illiteracy is simply COLOSSAL. (a) Intolerable (b) Huge (c) Small (d) Silly None 4 . The three states signed a pact to have COLLECTIVE economy. (a) distributive (b) disintegrative (c) individual (d) divided None 5 . He was deeply hurt by her CURT reply. (a) abrupt (b) short (c) expansive (d) rude None 6 . This cloth is a COARSE of touch. (a) Delicate (b) Rough (c) Painful (d) Harsh None 7 . He finally CONCEDED that he was involved in smuggling. (a) Admitted (b) Accepted (c) Denied (d) Concealed None 8 . We have CREATED a beautiful new house from out of the old ruin. (a) Destroyed (b) Built (c) Constructed (d) Planned None 9 . The COMPLAINANT was not supportive of providing all facts in the court. (a) Defendant (b) Advocate (c) Indulgence (d) Servant None 10 .Chaotic (a) Pathetic (b) Serious (c) Formless (d) Systematic None 11 . It is COMPULSORY that all members of the board be present at the meeting. (a) optional (b) contrary (c) obligatory (d) conditional None 12 . His success in the preliminary examination made him COMPLACENT (a) Discontented (b) Self-satisfied (c) Curious (d) Militant None 13 . COARSE (a) Pleasing (b) Rude (c) Polished (d) Soft None 14 . CONDEMN (a) Censure (b) Approve (c) Recommend (d) Praise None 15 . CIRCUMSPECT (a) Careless (b) Pusillanimous (c) Reticent (d) Hostile None 16 . Dogmatic (a) Diplomatic (b) Liberal (c) Conservative (d) Concerned None 17 . The appearance of most of the animals in jungle is "deceptive" in nature. (a) honest (b) ugly (c) illusive (d) beautiful None 18 . Desolate (a) Festive (b) Allusive (c) Frugal (d) Melancholic None 19 . Evenings get "dark" very early in this cold weather. (a) Shadowy (b) Dim (c) Bright (d) Gloomy None 20 . Deficient (a) Ample (b) Terrible (c) Broken (d) Skimpy None
