Let’s go step by step to match each word with its opposite.
We have two columns: left and right. Each item on the left has an opposite on the right. We’ll look at each one carefully.
1.
fast → What is the opposite of fast? Slow! So “fast” matches with “slow”.
- Picture: running person ↔ turtle (which is slow)
2.
long → Opposite is short. A long pencil vs. a short pencil.
- Picture: long yellow pencil ↔ small red pencil
3.
hot → Opposite is cold. Fire/thermometer hot ↔ ice cubes cold.
- Picture: flame with thermometer ↔ blue ice cubes
4.
front → Opposite is back. Front of car ↔ back of car.
- Picture: front view of blue car ↔ same car from behind? Wait — actually, in the image, “front” is matched with a car facing forward, and “back” is also a car but labeled as “back”. But logically, “front” opposes “back”, so they go together.
5.
full → Opposite is empty. Full cup ↔ empty cup.
- Picture: coffee cup full ↔ empty mug
6.
day → Opposite is night. Sun ↔ moon and clouds.
- Picture: bright sun ↔ moon with cloud
7.
happy → Opposite is sad. Smiling face ↔ crying face.
- Picture: happy emoji ↔ sad emoji
Now let’s list all correct pairs:
- fast ↔ slow
- long ↔ short
- hot ↔ cold
- front ↔ back
- full ↔ empty
- day ↔ night
- happy ↔ sad
All matches are now clear.
Final Answer:
fast — slow
long — short
hot — cold
front — back
full — empty
day — night
happy — sad
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of opposite worksheet for.
