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प्रश्न
Look at the words in the box. Fill the wheel with their antonyms.
All the words begin with ‘S’ and are from the text
| hard | fat | weak | big | fast | hide | rough | dull |
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उत्तर
hard × soft
fat × slim
weak × strong
big × small
fast × slow
hide × show
rough × soft/still
dull × smart
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