A. Bit
B. Bug
C. Insect
D. Whole

Explanation:

The word mite can mean a very small amount, a tiny particle, or something extremely small.

In simple words: a tiny piece or a very small quantity.

The opposite of mite is whole, which means complete, entire, or not divided into small parts.

So, Whole is the correct antonym of Mite.

Real-Life Example

Imagine a chocolate bar:

• A small crumb broken off from the bar is a mite (tiny piece).
• The complete chocolate bar before breaking is the whole.

Tiny part = Mite
Complete thing = Whole

Main Points for Exams

• Mite means a tiny amount or very small piece.
• It can also refer to a tiny creature, but in vocabulary questions it often means a small quantity.
• Whole means complete or entire.
• Bit is a synonym of mite.
• Therefore, Whole is the correct antonym of Mite.
• This type of vocabulary question is common in PPSC, FPSC, CSS, PMS, NTS, IELTS, TOEFL, and other competitive exams.

Quick Memory Trick

🔹 Mite = Tiny Part
🔷 Whole = Complete Thing

Part ↔ Complete
Mite ↔ Whole ✔️