Question

Listen and repeat.Arrange the words in pairs of opposites.Use: kind, polite, unfriendly, cruel, obedient, clever, naughty, non-athletis , friendly , rude, silly, stupid , noisy, athletis , quiet , wise, tactful , impolite.

Answer 1

Polite - impolite
unfriendly - friendly
cruel - kind
clever - stupid
 non-athletics - athletics
rude - tactful
silly - wise
quiet - noisy
obedient - naughty

Answer 2

Polite-impolite, unfriendly-friendly, cruel-kind, clever-stupid, non-athletis-athletis, rude-tactful, silly-wise, quiet-noisy, obedient-tactful

Answer 3

Certainly! Let's pair up the words given as opposites:

1. Kind - Cruel 2. Polite - Rude 3. Unfriendly - Friendly 4. Obedient - Naughty 5. Clever - Stupid 6. Non-athletic - Athletic 7. Quiet - Noisy 8. Wise - Silly 9. Tactful - Impolite

These pairs represent opposite qualities. For example, "kind" and "cruel" are opposites because someone who is kind is compassionate and considerate, while someone who is cruel is unkind and lacks empathy.

Likewise, you can create sentences or scenarios to better understand these word pairs. For instance, you can imagine a situation where one person is being kind while another is being cruel, or where someone is being polite while another is being rude. This exercise helps reinforce the meanings of these words and their opposites in context.