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Pick out the antonym of the word 'correctly' from the following:

Questions 121 - 130 Read the following passage and answer the questions from the options given: Sean Sloan, the game host, introduced both teams and went over the rules. The family members in the audience were yelling and screaming their good wishes. Jason knew his friends would be rooting for him from home. It was time to begin playing. When the first question was read, Janelle buzzed in with the correct answer. Their team, the red team, would be asked questions until they missed an answer. Jason came through with an answer about volcanoes and Janelle and Steve each answered one correctly. When the game host asked a tough math question, none of the three members from the red team could come up with the answer. Sean announced it was time to draw a title to act out for the opposing team. When the blue team guessed correctly, it was their turn to answer questions and score points. By the end of the first round, both teams were even. During the second round, anyone could answer by being the first to press the buzzer. All six players answered at least one correctly. By the end of the round, the red team was behind by one question. During the third round, each member of a team had to choose to act out a title or answer a question. When it was Jason's turn, he chose to answer a question. He smiled when he heard the question. "What are the seven colors of the rainbow?" asked Sean Sloan.

Atruly

Bunruly

Cwrongly

Dswiftly

Answer:

C. wrongly

Read Explanation:

The antonym of the word "correctly" is "wrongly."

"Wrongly" means in an incorrect or mistaken way, which is the opposite of doing something "correctly."


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