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Daily Maths Olympiad Quiz

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Numbers 1 to 9

Addition & Subtraction of Single Digit Numbers

Addition & Subtraction up to 20

Time

Money

Logical Reasoning

Measurements

Patterns

Multiplication

Numbers 10 to 20

Numbers 21 to 99

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Word	Meaning	Synonyms	Antonyms	Example Sentence
Absurd	Very silly or unreasonable	Ridiculous,foolish	Sensible,logical	That idea is completely absurd!
Accept	To agree to take something	Receive,take	Refuse,reject	She will accept the gift politely.
Ache	A continuous, dull pain.	Throb,soreness	Comfort,relief	My head began to ache after a long day.
Achieve	To succeed in doing something	Accomplish,attain	Fail,lose	She worked hard to achieve her goal.
Afraid	Feeling fear; frightened.	Scared,terrified	Brave,bold	She was afraid to walk alone in the dark.
Ample	More than enough	Plenty,abundant	Scarce,limited	We had ample time to finish the game.
Anchor	Heavy object used to keep a ship in place	Hook,mooring	Release,drift	The ship dropped its anchor.
Angel	Spiritual being	Saint,spirit	Devil,demon	She is as kind as an angel.
Angle	Space between intersecting lines, also means point of view	Corner,bend	Straight	A right angle is 90 degrees.
Autumn	Season between summer and winter	Fall	Spring	The leaves fall in autumn.
Baffle	To confuse or puzzle	Perplex,bewilder	Clarify,enlighten	The tricky riddle will baffle you.
Ballet	A graceful dance form with precise, formal steps			She practices ballet every day.
Banish	Send away forever	Expel,dismiss	Welcome,accept	The king decided to banish the traitor.
Banter	Playful conversation	Chatter,joking	Silence,argument	They enjoyed friendly banter at lunch.
Berry	Small juicy fruit			She ate a berry.
Boggle	To overwhelm or confuse	Stun,puzzle	Clarify,explain	The math problem will boggle your mind.
Brake	A device to stop a vehicle	Stopper,restraint	Accelerator,speed	He pressed the brake to stop the car.
Breeze	A light wind	Gust,draft	Storm,gale	A cool breeze blew across the garden.
Bridge	Structure to cross over	Overpass,arch	Gap,hole	They walked across the bridge.
Brighten	Make more bright	Lighten,illuminate	Darken,dim	The smile will brighten your day.
Bucket	Container for carrying	Tub,pail	Tray,plate	He filled the bucket with water.
Cackle	Loud, harsh laugh	Guffaw, chortle	Wail, grieve	The witch gave a loud cackle.
Candle	Wax light source			The candle flickered in the dark.
Castle	Large building for royals	Fort,palace		The king lived in a grand castle.
Cavern	A large cave	Hollow,cave	Hill,mound	The treasure was hidden in a dark cavern.
Chalky	Resembling chalk	Powdery,dusty	Smooth,glossy	The wall felt chalky.
Cheer	Shout of joy	Applaud,encourage	Boo,jeer	The crowd began to cheer loudly for the team.
Clever	Quick to understand	Cunning, smart, bright	Stupid, obtuse, dumb	The clever fox tricked the hunters.
Courage	Quality of being brave	Bravery,boldness	Fear,cowardice	He showed courage in helping.
Cranky	Easily annoyed	Grumpy,irritable	Cheerful,happy	The baby gets cranky when he is hungry.
Crayon	Colored wax stick used for drawing			He drew with a red crayon.
Creep	To move slowly and carefully to avoid being heard.	Crawl,sneak	Run,sprint	The cat will creep up on the toy mouse.
Crispy	Crunchy and firm	Crunchy,brittle	Soggy,soft	I love crispy toast in the morning.
Crumble	To break into small pieces	Shatter,collapse	Build,fix	The old cookie began to crumble in his hand.
Dabble	Try something casually	Experiment,tinker	Commit,master	He likes to dabble in painting.
Dainty	Delicately small and pretty	Elegant,fragile	Clumsy,rough	She wore a dainty bracelet.
Deceive	To cause someone to believe something not true.	Trick,mislead	Guide,enlighten	He would never deceive his best friend.
Doodle	To draw aimlessly	Sketch,scribble	Paint, sketch	She doodled on her notebook.
Doubt	A feeling of uncertainty	Suspicion,question	Certainty,trust	She had doubt about the answer.
Drawer	A sliding box in furniture	Compartment,tray		The key is in the drawer.
Drowsy	Feeling sleepy or tired	Sleepy,sluggish	Alert,awake	The baby looked drowsy after lunch.
Elated	Very happy	Joyful,thrilled	Sad,gloomy	She was elated after winning the prize.
Elicit	To draw out or bring forth	Extract,evoke	Suppress,hide	The teacher tried to elicit answers from the class.
Emerge	To come into view	Appear,arise	Disappear,vanish	The butterfly will emerge from the cocoon.
Fable	A short story with a moral.	Tale,myth	Fact,truth	The story of the boy who cried wolf is a fable.
Feeble	Very weak	Weak,frail	Strong,powerful	The old man had a feeble voice.
Fickle	Changing often and unpredictably	Unstable,changeable	Steady,reliable	The weather is so fickle today.
Flicker	To shine with a quickly changing light.	Glimmer,twinkle	Steady,glow	The candle flame began to flicker in the wind.
Flour	Powder used for baking	Powder		She used flour to bake bread.
Frighten	Cause fear	Scare,terrify	Comfort,reassure	The loud sound will frighten the birds.
Frozen	Turned into ice	Icy,chilled	Warm,melted	The pond was frozen in winter.
Frugal	Careful with money	Thrifty,economical	Extravagant,wasteful	My grandma is very frugal with shopping.
Fumble	Handle clumsily	Stumble,messup	Manage,handle	He began to fumble with the keys.
Giggle	To laugh lightly in a silly way.	Titter,snicker	Sob,wail	We heard her giggle at the funny clown.
Glance	Quick look	Peek,glimpse	Stare,gaze	She gave a quick glance at the clock.
Gleam	A faint or brief flash of light.	Glimmer,sparkle	Dullness,darkness	The ring had a small gleam in the sunlight.
Glisten	To shine with a soft light	Sparkle,shimmer	Dull,fade	The morning dew made the grass glisten.
Glitter	Shine brightly	Sparkle,twinkle	Dull,fade	The stars glittered in the sky.
Gloomy	Dark or sad	Depressed,dim	Cheerful,bright	The room felt gloomy without lights.
Grasp	Hold tightly	Clutch,grab, apprehend	Release,relinquish	He tried to grasp the rope firmly.
Grumpy	Bad-tempered	Irritable,cranky	Cheerful,happy	She was grumpy after waking up early.
Guzzle	To drink greedily	Swallow,gulp	Sip, savour	He guzzled the juice in seconds.
Hasten	To hurry	Speed,rush	Delay,slow	We must hasten to catch the train.
Helmet	Head protection			Wear your helmet while biking.
Hiccup	A sudden spasm in breathing			He had a loud hiccup after laughing.
Immune	Protected from disease or harm	Resistant,safe	Vulnerable,exposed	Some people are immune to the flu.
Inchmeal	Gradually, little by little	Slowly,bitbybit	Quickly,suddenly	The glacier moved inchmeal over time.
Indigo	A deep blue color	Blue-violet,navy	Red,yellow	She wore an indigo scarf.
Island	Land surrounded by water	Isle,atoll	Mainland,continent	They visited an island.
Jargon	Special words used by a group	Slang,lingo	Commonspeech,clarity	The book was full of legal jargon.
Jiggle	To shake or move slightly from side to side.	Wiggle,shake	Stillness,steadiness	I watched the jelly jiggle on the plate.
Jittery	Nervous or shaky	Anxious,jumpy	Calm,relaxed	He felt jittery before the test.
Journey	A long trip	Voyage,travel	Rest,stay	The family went on a journey to the mountains.
Jumble	Mix in confusion	Mess,clutter	Order,arrange	The books were in a complete jumble.
Kindle	To start a fire or spark interest	Ignite,spark	Extinguish,douse	We used dry wood to kindle the fire.
Kneady	Needing to be kneaded (like dough)	Soft,pliable	Hard,stiff	The dough was warm and kneady.
Kneel	To go down on your knees	Bow,bend	Stand,rise	They kneel to pray.
Knight	Soldier serving a king in olden days	Warrior,horseman	Peasant,commoner	The knight wore shiny armor.
Knock	To strike a surface noisily.	Rap,hit	Soothe,caress	I heard a knock at the door.
Kooky	Strange or eccentric	Weird,odd	Normal,usual	He wore a kooky hat to school.
Lament	To express sorrow	Mourn,grieve	Celebrate,rejoice	They lament the loss of their pet.
Linger	Stay longer than expected	Loiter,remain	Leave,hurry	She lingered at the door to wave goodbye.
Listen	To pay attention to sound	Hear,attend	Ignore,neglect	Please listen carefully.
Lively	Full of life and energy.	Energetic,active	Dull,sluggish	We saw a lively dance performance at the show.
Locket	A small case for a photo or keepsake	Pendant,charm	Brooch,bracelet	She wore a golden locket around her neck.
Marvel	Something wonderful	Wonder,miracle	Ordinary,usual	The Taj Mahal is a marvel of architecture.
Mellow	Soft and gentle	Smooth,calm	Harsh,rough	The singer’s mellow voice made everyone relaxed.
Mighty	Very powerful	Strong,great	Weak,small	The mighty lion roared loudly.
Mingle	To mix or socialize	Blend,associate	Separate,isolate	Guests began to mingle at the party.
Mirth	Great joy	Happiness,cheer	Sadness,gloom	The room was filled with mirth.
Muddle	A confused mess	Chaos,disorder	Order,clarity	The papers were in a complete muddle.
Mumble	Speak unclearly	Mutter,whisper	Shout,yell	He began to mumble during his speech.
Napkin	Cloth for wiping	Tissue,towel	Blanket,sheet	Use a napkin at dinner.
Narrow	Not wide	Thin,slim	Wide,broad	The car could not pass through the narrow lane.
Nation	A country	State,country	Village,colony	India is a proud nation.
Neighbor	A person living nearby	Resident,local	Stranger,outsider	My neighbor is kind.
Nervy	Easily agitated or alarmed.	Anxious,tense	Calm,relaxed	He felt a bit nervy before his first day of school.
Nimble	Quick and light in movement	Agile,swift	Clumsy,slow	The cat was nimble on its feet.
Nodding	To lower and raise one\'s head briefly.	Assenting,agreeing	Shaking,disagreeing	She was nodding in agreement with her mom.
Nuzzle	To snuggle or rub gently	Cuddle,nestle	Pushaway,ignore	The puppy nuzzled into my lap.
Oblige	To do a favor	Help,assist	Ignore,refuse	He was happy to oblige his friend.
Oblong	Not perfectly round or square	Elliptical,oval	Round,square	The table was long and oblong.
Ocean	A very large body of salt water	Sea,waterbody	Land,desert	The ocean has many fish.
Opaque	Not see-through	Cloudy,murky	Clear,transparent	The glass was opaque with frost.
Ought	Used to indicate duty or correctness.	Should,must	Forbidden,notrequired	You ought to be kind to everyone.
Pardon	To forgive	Forgive,excuse	Blame,punish	Please pardon my mistake.
Pester	To annoy repeatedly	Nag,bother	Please,soothe	He pestered his sister all day.
Phantom	A ghostly figure	Specter,spirit	Reality,being	They feared a phantom.
Pickle	Sour vegetable snack	Gherkin,preserve	Freshveggie	I love eating spicy pickle.
Piece	A part of something	Part,portion	Whole,total	He ate a piece of cake.
Pithy	Brief and full of meaning	Concise,pointed	Wordy,vague	She gave a pithy reply.
Plain	Simple, not fancy	Simple,basic	Fancy,decorated	She wore a plain dress.
Planet	A large body in space	Earth	Star,moon	Earth is the only planet with life.
Plight	A difficult or unfortunate situation.	Predicament,difficulty	Advantage,blessing	The lost puppy was in a sad plight.
Plucky	Brave and determined	Courageous,bold	Cowardly,timid	The plucky girl stood up to the bully.
Ponder	To think about something carefully.	Consider,reflect	Dismiss,ignore	He began to ponder what he would eat for dinner.
Praise	To express approval or admiration.	Commend,admire	Criticize,blame	His teacher gave him praise for his good work.
Pretty	Attractive to look at	Lovely,cute	Ugly,plain	The garden looks pretty with so many flowers.
Pupil	A student	Learner,scholar	Teacher,master	The pupil listened carefully.
Puzzle	Something hard to solve	Riddle,problem	Solution,answer	The children enjoyed solving the tricky puzzle.
Quaint	Charmingly old-fashioned	Vintage,curious	Modern,ordinary	The village had quaint little houses.
Quench	To satisfy thirst or desire	Extinguish,satisfy	Thirst,ignite	Water will quench your thirst.
Quiet	Making little or no noise.	Silent,still	Loud,noisy	The library was very quiet in the afternoon.
Quiver	To shake slightly	Tremble,shiver	Still,steady	He began to quiver with excitement.
Ramble	To talk or walk aimlessly	Wander,drift	Focus,stay	He rambled on about his dream.
Regal	Resembling or fit for a monarch.	Royal,majestic	Common,humble	The queen looked regal in her beautiful gown.
Rhythm	A repeated pattern of sound or movement	Beat,tempo	Irregularity,chaos	The drummer kept a steady rhythm.
Ribbon	Long strip for tying	Bow,band	Rope,string	She wore a pink ribbon in her hair.
Ritzy	Luxurious or fancy	Elegant,posh	Plain,modest	They stayed at a ritzy hotel.
Roam	To move about aimlessly.	Wander,stroll	Settle,stay	We like to roam through the park after school.
Rocket	A fast-moving object	Missile,spacecraft	Balloon,kite	The rocket zoomed into space.
Roughly	In a harsh or careless manner	Harshly,crudely	Gently,smoothly	He pushed roughly.
Rumble	A deep, heavy sound	Grumble,roar	Silence,hush	We heard a rumble of thunder.
Rustle	Soft crackling sound	Swish,murmur	Silence,quiet	I heard the rustle of leaves in the wind.
Season	Time of year	Period,term	Timeless,eternity	Spring is my favorite season.
Shadow	A dark shape made when light is blocked	Silhouette,outline	Light,brightness	The tall tree made a big shadow on the ground.
Shallow	Not deep	Low,slight	Deep,profound	The fish swam in the shallow water near the shore.
Shiver	To shake with cold or fear	Tremble,shake	Still,steady	She began to shiver in the cold wind.
Silent	Completely quiet	Quiet,still	Noisy,loud	The library was so silent you could hear a pin drop.
Slumber	Sleep	Nap,rest	Wakefulness,alertness	The baby fell into deep slumber.
Slump	To sit heavily and without grace.	Droop,sag	Straighten,rise	He began to slump in his chair from tiredness.
Slyly	In a cunning and deceitful manner.	Cunningly,sneakily	Openly,honestly	The fox slyly took the cheese from the bird.
Snappy	Quick and clever	Smart,witty	Slow,dull	She gave a snappy reply.
Snitch	To secretly tell on someone	Tattle,inform	Protect,conceal	He snitched on his classmates.
Snooze	A short nap	Doze,rest	Wake,alert	He took a quick snooze after lunch.
Soggy	Very wet and soft	Soaked,mushy	Dry,crispy	My sandwich got soggy in the rain.
Spirit	Inner strength or energy	Soul,energy	Body,matter	Her spirit never gave up.
Stair	A step in a staircase	Step,ladder	Flat,floor	She climbed the stair quickly.
Stare	To look fixedly	Gaze,look	Glance,ignore	Don’t stare at people.
Station	A place for transport or work	Stop,depot	Home,field	We waited at the train station.
Stride	Walk with long steps	March,pace	Shuffle,trudge	The man took a confident stride across the stage.
Tattle	To tell secrets or report	Tell,inform	Hide,conceal	She tattled on her brother.
Taught	Past tense of teach.	Instructed,educated	Learned,untrained	My older sister taught me how to read.
Their	Belonging to them	Theirs,owned	Ours,mine	It is their house.
There	In that place	Yonder,over	Here,near	The ball is over there.
Timber	Wood used for building	Lumber,planks	Metal,stone	The cabin was made of timber.
Timid	Shy and lacking courage	Shy,fearful	Bold,confident	The timid kitten hid under the bed.
Tingle	A slight stinging or tickling feeling	Prickle,itch	Numbness,dullness	My fingers tingle in the cold.
Tumble	Fall suddenly	Fall,drop	Rise,stand	The blocks began to tumble down.
Tunnel	Underground passage	Subway,underpass	Mountain,hill	The train passed through the tunnel.
Twinkle	Shine with light	Sparkle,glitter	Dull,fade	The stars twinkle at night.
Unruly	Hard to control	Wild,disorderly	Obedient,calm	The unruly puppy chewed everything.
Unwind	To relax	Relax,loosen	Tense,tighten	He likes to unwind with music.
Uplift	Raise or improve	Boost,elevate	Lower,depress	The music helped uplift my mood.
Uptick	A small increase	Rise,growth	Drop,decline	There was an uptick in attendance.
Vague	Unclear or indefinite.	Unclear,fuzzy	Clear,definite	He gave a vague answer to the question.
Vanish	Disappear suddenly	Disappear,fade	Appear,emerge	The magician made the coin vanish.
Vexing	Annoying or frustrating	Irritating,bothersome	Pleasing,soothing	That buzzing sound is vexing me!
Vortex	A spinning flow of air or water	Whirlwind,spiral	Stillness,calm	The boat was caught in a vortex.
Vowel	A speech sound without obstruction of the air.	Letter,sound	Consonant	The letter \'A\' is a vowel.
Waddle	Walk with short, clumsy steps	Toddle,shuffle	Stride,march	The duck began to waddle across the yard.
Wander	Move without purpose	Roam,stroll	Stay,settle	He likes to wander in the garden after dinner.
Whisper	Speak very softly	Murmur,mutter	Shout,yell	He had to whisper so the teacher would not hear.
Whistle	Sound made by lips	Toot,blow	Silence,quiet	He can whistle a tune.
Wicked	Very bad	Evil,cruel	Good,kind	The wicked witch scared the children.
Wiggle	To move with small, rapid movements.	Jiggle,squirm	Stillness,rigidity	The puppy started to wiggle its tail happily.
Wistful	Feeling sad about the past	Nostalgic,longing	Cheerful,content	She looked wistful remembering her old home.
Wobble	To move unsteadily	Shake,sway	Balance,stabilize	The chair began to wobble.
Wrench	To twist or pull suddenly	Twist,yank	Place,fix	He had to wrench the door open.
Wriggle	To twist and turn with quick movements.	Squirm,twitch	Still,relax	The worm will wriggle in the soil.
Wrong	Not correct	False,incorrect	Right,correct	His answer was wrong.
Xerox	To make a copy of a document.	Photocopy,duplicate	Original	Please xerox this drawing for my class.
Yammer	To talk loudly and endlessly	Chatter,babble	Listen,hush	He yammered about his toys.
Yawn	Open the mouth wide and inhale deeply due to tiredness.	Gape,stretch	Awake,energized	The tired boy yawned before he went to sleep.
Yonder	At a distance, far away	Distant,remote	Near,close	Look at the hills yonder!
Zany	Funny in a strange way	Wacky,silly	Serious,normal	He wore a zany costume to the party.
Zealot	Someone very passionate	Fanatic,enthusiast	Moderate,skeptic	He’s a zealot about saving the environment.
Zealous	Showing great enthusiasm	Eager,passionate	Indifferent,lazy	She was zealous in her work.
Zephyr	A soft, gentle breeze.	Breeze,gust	Gale,storm	A gentle zephyr blew through the trees.
Zesty	Full of energy; lively.	Spirited,lively	Dull,lifeless	The zesty sauce had a lemon flavor.
Zigzag	Move in sharp turns	Weave,twist	Straight,direct	The car drove in a zigzag pattern.
Zipper	A fastening device	Fastener,clasp	Button,tie	She zipped up her jacket with the zipper.