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Question
Which country does your clown belong to? Now complete the table below –
| Nation | Nationality |
| India | Indian |
| Scotland | |
| Australia | |
| France | |
| Japan |
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Solution
| Nation | Nationality |
| India | Indian |
| Scotland | Scotish |
| Australia | Australian |
| France | French |
| Japan | Japanese |
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