Question

met in the early 1500s.
leonardo had moved back to
florence, italy, in 1499. by then,
he was middle - aged. leonardo
was famous. he was a painter
and a sculptor. he also was an engineer and an architect, too.
leonardo was at the top of his career. michelangelo was younger.
his career was just starting.
the two had a lot in common. both came from simple
backgrounds. they were very talented. both men had strong
personalities also. but their views on art were very different. plus,
historians say michelangelo could be rude. once, the two men
met in the street. michelangelo insulted leonardo. and leonardo
was really mad.
but their biggest clash came in the early 16th century. florences
government chose them for a special job. they were asked to
paint the walls of florences council hall. each artist was set to
paint a battle scene. the people of florence were thrilled. they
thought they would get two masterpieces.
why did florences government choose these two men? they
thought the artists would push each other. it would bring out the
best in both artists.
question 4
which two words have opposite meanings?
a. sculptor and teacher
b. famous and unknown
c. talented and exciting
d. rivalry and contest

Explanation:

To determine which two words have opposite meanings, we analyze each option:

• Option A: "sculptor" (a person who creates sculptures) and "teacher" (a person who teaches) are not opposites.
• Option B: "famous" (well - known) and "unknown" (not known) are clearly opposite in meaning.
• Option C: "talented" (having talent) and "exciting" (causing excitement) are not opposites.
• Option D: "rivalry" (competition) and "contest" (a competition) are similar in meaning, not opposites.

Answer:

B. famous and unknown