Question 50
WAEC_MODEL_QUESTIONS_VOL1
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2017
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ENGLISH_LANGUAGE
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objective
Provide synonyms and antonyms for the following words: 'happy,' 'difficult,' and 'bright.' Use each synonym and antonym in a sentence to illustrate their meanings.
Answer Options
A.
Synonyms: 'happy' (content), 'difficult' (tough), 'bright' (radiant). Antonyms: 'happy' (miserable), 'difficult' (straightforward), 'bright' (faded). Example sentences: 'She felt content with her achievements, while he was miserable about his failures.'
B.
Synonyms: 'happy' (cheerful), 'difficult' (hard), 'bright' (shiny). Antonyms: 'happy' (unhappy), 'difficult' (simple), 'bright' (dark). Example sentences: 'He was cheerful during the celebration, while she felt unhappy after the news.'
Correct Answer
C.
Synonyms: 'happy' (joyful), 'difficult' (challenging), 'bright' (luminous). Antonyms: 'happy' (sad), 'difficult' (easy), 'bright' (dim). Example sentences: 'She was joyful at the party, while he felt sad after the argument.'
D.
Synonyms: 'happy' (elated), 'difficult' (arduous), 'bright' (vivid). Antonyms: 'happy' (depressed), 'difficult' (effortless), 'bright' (dull). Example sentences: 'He was elated after receiving the award, while she was depressed about her situation.'
Correct Answer
C
Correct Option:
Synonyms: 'happy' (joyful), 'difficult' (challenging), 'bright' (luminous). Antonyms: 'happy' (sad), 'difficult' (easy), 'bright' (dim). Example sentences: 'She was joyful at the party, while he felt sad after the argument.'
About This Question
This is
Waec Model Questions Vol1
2017
English Language
Question 50.
It is one of the
objective
questions from the
2017
Waec Model Questions Vol1
English Language
examination.
Difficulty level:
Medium
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