Opposite Meaning Quiz

Mr. Bankole was INFURIATED by his son's performance at the entrance examination.

• Happy

• surprised

• angry

• Displeased

• Proud

The accident victim was PESSIMISTIC about his chances of survival.

• Convinced

• Hopeful

• displeased

• Proud

• apathetic

The truth of the matter has been CONCEALED.

• hidden

• denied

• forgotten

• exposed

• lost

The ENTRANCE to the library has been shut.

• Corridor

• Gate

• Entry

• Door

• Exit

We must learn to be good at all times because we shall always REAP what we

• Produce

• Acquire

• Achieve

• Gain

• Sow

The movie at the cinema was rather BORING, Tunde insisted it was

• Unpleasant

• Interesting

• Dull

• Tiering

• Sleepy

The chemical in the laboratory is TOXIC.

• Harmful

• Harmless

• Dangerous

• Tiring

• Sleepy

We are expecting a GLOOMY weather today unlike the previous day which was

• Dark

• Rainy

• Sunless

• Hot

• Bright

The magistrate has pronounced him GUILTY of the crime but his lawyer insisted he was

• Innocent

• negligent

• Violent

• Misleading

• Discharged

Mr. Okoro was RELUCTANT to apologize for his wrong deeds

• Unwilling

• Forced

• Unprepared

• Resist

• Willing