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When students find a synonym for each adjective shown, they write it above the adjective.  \nExercise B-Answer key  \n1. rude 2. rare 3.delicious 4. exhausted  \n5. below 6. wrong 7. fortunate 8. concerned  \nStudents then move on to replace adjectives in sentences with their synonyms.  \nExercise C-Answer key  \n1. rare 4. rude 7. fortunate 10. upset  \n2. cheerful 5. below 8. exhausted 11. near  \n[3. smart](3. smart) 6. wrong 9. concerned 12. hard  \nLastly, students complete sentences with the adjectives from the story or their synonyms.  \nExercise D-Answer key  \n1. afraid / scared 7. noisy / loud  \n2. warm / hot 8. neat / tidy  \n3. pretty /attractive 9. simple / easy  \n4. sick / ill 10. relaxed / calm  \n5. delicious / tasty 11. entire / whole  \n6. huge / enormous 12. lonely / alone  \nA synonym is a word that has the same meaning as another word. Read the story and match the adjectives written in bold with their synonyms below.  \nOn Friday morning, I woke up feeling cheerful and full of energy. I was really looking forward to the weekend as I was going to a party and knew that Alice, the pretty girl from my English class, was going to be there. After a huge breakfast of bacon, eggs, toast, and an entire box of cereal, I got ready to leave the house. As I live close to my school, and it was a nice warm day, I decided to walk. Ten minutes later I arrived. The school was very noisy that day with young students running around the corridors as I walked towards my classroom.  \nWhen I entered the class, the only person there was Ann, a nice girl who was very hardworking and smart. \"Morning Joe,\" she said. \"Are you ready for the test?\" \"What test?\" I asked. I couldn't remember hearing about a test and was afraid I was losing my memory. \"The geometry test. Mrs Grim told us about it last week. Don't worry though, her tests are never too difficult. \"  \nI suddenly felt a bit sick. Although I found basic math quite simple, geometry was a different story. I knew that if I didn't do well, my parents wouldn't let me go to the party, and I would spend Saturday night feeling lonely and upset. \"Don't look so worried Joe,\" she said. \"It's just a test. You'll do fine. \" Soon Mrs Grim arrived, placing a pile of papers on her neat desk. I looked at my classmates who had by now arrived, and wished I felt as relaxed as they did.  \n1. ........................  \neasy  \n2. ........................  \nsad  \n3. ........................  \nhappy  \n4. ........................  \nloud  \n5. ........................  \nwhole  \n6. ........................  \nclever  \n7. ........................  \nscared  \n8. ........................  \nenormous  \n9. ........................  \nhot  \n10. .......................  \nalone  \n11. .......................  \nattractive  \n12. .......................  \ncalm  \n13. .......................  \nnear  \n14. .......................  \nhard  \n15. .......................  \ntidy  \n16. .......................  \nill  \nB . Read the rest of the story . When you find a synonym for each adjective below, write it above the adjective.  \nAn hour later, the bell rang and the teacher collected our papers. We then went to the cafeteria to have lunch. 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