Read the passage below and then write the synonym of antonym of words as directed. The British have a (reputation) for keeping their emotions (private) and for being (reserved) in the public behaviour. There are some obvious things that people from (overseas) notice in British behaviour. For example, on public (transport) people do not usually talk to other passengers. On meeting people do not (embrace) and often simple shake hands on a first introduction. In Theatres, concert hall and cinemas, audiences are (quiet) during performances and reactions are often (restrained).None of these behaviour (traits),however, need to be (interpreted) by visitors as (unfriendliness).On the other hand, some (aspects) of British behaviour might seem too informal for foreigners. (a)reputation(synonym) (b) private(antonym) (c)reserved(synonym) (d)obvious(antonym) (e)overseas(antonym) (f)transport(synonym) (g)embrace(synonym) (h)introduction(antonym) (i)quiet(antonym) (j)restrain(antonym) (k)trait(synonym) (l)interpret(synonym) (m)unfriendliness(antonym) (n)aspect(synonym)

উত্তর: (a) reputation (synonym): image (b) private (antonym): public (c) reserved (synonym): cautious (d) obvious (antonym): subtle (e) overseas (antonym): domestic (f) transport (synonym): transportation (g) embrace (synonym): hug (h) introduction (antonym): farewell (i) quiet (antonym): noisy (j) restrain (antonym): unleash (k) trait (synonym): characteristic (l) interpret (synonym): understand (m) unfriendliness (antonym): friendliness (n) aspect (synonym): facet

HSC English 2nd Paper Grammar : Use of Synonym and Antonym CQ — Prosthuti প্রশ্নব্যাংক