Opposites Attract! (Grade 2 ELA)
This worksheet helps second graders identify and understand opposite words through various engaging exercises.
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Opposites Attract!
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Read each instruction carefully and complete the activities. Think about words that mean the opposite of each other!
Fill in the blank with a word that is the opposite of the underlined word.
1. The sun is hot, but the ice cream is .
2. The turtle is slow, but the rabbit is .
3. My room is messy, so I need to make it .
4. The door was open, so I decided to it.
Draw a line to match each word on the left with its opposite on the right.
1. Up
a. Sad
2. Happy
b. Down
3. Day
c. Little
4. Big
d. Night
Circle the word that is the opposite of the first word.
1. Hot
Warm
Cold
Fire
Sunny
2. Fast
Quick
Run
Slow
Walk
Read each statement. Circle 'T' for True if the words are opposites, or 'F' for False if they are not.
1. Big and Small are opposites.
True
False
2. Happy and Glad are opposites.
True
False
Think of a word and then write its opposite.
1. Word: Opposite:
2. Word: Opposite:
3. Word: Opposite:
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