Vocabulary—Antonyms MCQ (spatial capacity and size descriptors): Identify the option that best expresses the antonym of ‘‘CAPACIOUS’’ by contrasting spaciousness with constraint.

Difficulty: Easy

Limited
Caring
Foolish
Changeable

Correct Answer: Limited

Explanation:

Given data

Capacious: roomy; having a lot of space.

Concept/Approach
Oppose the idea of spaciousness with restriction or smallness.

Option analysis
Limited: restricted; not roomy—direct opposite. ✔️Caring/Foolish/Changeable: relate to behavior, intellect, or stability; unrelated to size or capacity. ❌

Final Answer
Limited

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