Word opposite in meaning to the word in italics in each sentence

word opposite in meaning to the word in italics in each sentence.

Question 7: My grandmother always loves extended families. She says, being part of a close-knit family with many relatives and generations has been her best experience.

A. rich​B. close​C. nuclear​D. comfortable

Question 8: By allowing your child to be independent, we have to learn to trust them as young people. Don't worry too much about safety and responsibilities.

A. unconfident​B. ashamed​C. dependent​D.passive

Circle the answer (A, B, C or D) that best completes each sentence.

Question 9: A good strategy for parents is ‘LET GO’. Allow your child ​independent and have trust in them.

A. to become​B. becoming​C. become​D. became

Question 10: My sister has recently begun to refuse​clothes my mother buys for her. She wants to decide her own style.

A. wearing​B. worn​C. to wear​D. wear

Question 11: When children become more independent,​may arise in the family, and it takes understanding and patience to resolve them and maintain positive relationships.

A. dangers​B. agreements​C. conflicts​D.dialogues

Question 12: Family get-togethers are good opportunities for us to develop understanding that helps bridge the generation ​in families.

A. gap​B. space​C. width​D. length

Question 13: It's on Saturday night ​we'll go out with Michael to a concert.

A. what​B. which​C. that​D. it

Question 14: Hoang always thinks carefully before going out with us because failure his family rules will get him in trouble.

A. obeying​B. obey​C. to obey​D. obeyed.

Question 15: Jane doesn't know how to ​tasks, which one to do first and which next, so she's always behindschedule.

A. priority​B. prior​C. priorly​D. prioritise

Question 16: ​Layla's excellent time-management skills that made her a success story.

A. She was​B. Here were​C. It was​D. Therewere