Adjectives & Modifying Adverbs

Can you match the adjectives to their opposites?:

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Using words before adjectives strengthen or weaken them:
e.g. "He is really nice to me."

Use an appropriate adjective or modifying adverb:

• 1. I am very ___ in nature; I enjoy learning about it.
  
  absolutely
  interested
  very
  generous
  really
  unemotional
  handsome
  
  
• 2. He is really ___. He likes offering things, money and help.
  
  unemotional
  absolutely
  interested
  really
  generous
  very
  handsome
  
  
• 3. The British have a(n) ___ different kind of diet from the French.
  
  absolutely
  handsome
  perfect
  generous
  interested
  unemotional
  really
  
  
• 4. "Five plus five is ten." "That is ___ right."
  
  generous
  handsome
  unemotional
  interested
  really
  absolutely
  very
  
  
• 5. No, he's not ___. He's the ugliest man I've ever seen.
  
  unemotional
  generous
  very
  absolutely
  really
  handsome
  interested
  
  
• 6. This exercise is ___ easy.
  
  generous
  carefully
  slowly
  interested
  unemotional
  handsome
  very
  
  
• 7. He may not be very affectionate but he is not entirely ___.
  
  generous
  absolutely
  interested
  very
  really
  handsome
  unemotional