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Antonym Replacement Read the story below. On the lines, rewrite the story, replacing each underlined word with the matching antonym.

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Antonym Replacement Read the story below. On the lines, rewrite the story, replacing each underlined word with the matching antonym.

Name ___________________________ Date ____________________


Antonym Replacement

Read the story below. On the lines, rewrite the story,
replacing each underlined word with the matching

antonym. Make sure to check your work for any errors.

full refuse expensive wet many
soft noisy cloudy
child

On a sunny day in May, a parent went to the
park. She put a blanket on the dry grass. The ground
felt hard. A man was selling cheap lemonade nearby.
She decided to buy some and hoped the man would
accept her money. There were few people at the park
and it was very quiet. After walking around awhile she
went back to her blanket. It was time for her to leave
the empty park.

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Answer Key-

The following antonyms should be replaced in the story.

sunny/ cloudy
parent/ child
dry/ wet
hard/ soft
cheap/ expensive
accept/ refuse
few/ many
quiet/ noisy
empty/ full

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