The document provides a vocabulary activity that asks the reader to complete degrees of adjectives such as small, big, and dirty. It also asks the reader to fill in blanks in sentences with words that are opposites of underlined words, such as large for small, unhappy for happy, revealed for stared, and sour for sweet. The purpose is to practice identifying comparative and superlative forms of adjectives and antonyms that are opposites in meaning.

1. VOCABULARY
Write the other degree of the adjectives given
below.
Positive Comparative Superlative
Small …………….. ………………..
…………. Lovelier ………………..
………….. ……………. Nearest
............ dirtier ……………………
big ……………… ……………………

2. Activity 2 Vocabulary
 Fill in the blanks in the sentences given below
with the word opposite in meaning to the
underlined words.
 The elephant’s eyes are small but its body is
…….
 All the animals are happy but Jack is
…………….
 Jackal stared its tricks but Sadhu …………its
tricks.
 Mangoes are sweet but lemons
are………………...
 The Moon God appeared in the forest and