Question

In 1912 the British explorer Captain Robert Falcon Scott and his men were caught in a fierce blizzard and perished while returning to their base camp after reaching the South Pole. Their tent buried under snow, was discovered the following day be Sir Ernest Shakleton. Scott was found holding in his dead hand an unfinished letter addressed to his author friend, James Barrie. After describing their blizzard as an impending doom, Scott wrote that he and his colleagues were spending their time singing songs and pleasant conversation. Below these lines he had written in bold letters one word- COURAGE. When he returned to England, Shakleton handed over the letter to Sir James Barrie who read it and kept it in a box. A few years later, Sir James developed a defect in his right hand because of which he could not hold a pen. The author was in despair because he felt he would never sad and hopeless mood, he took out Scott’s letter and read it again. It lifted his spirit and set him thinking. If Scott and his men could remain cheerful in the face of certain death, could he not learn to face adversity bravely? He picked up his pen and began practicing with his left hand. In a few week he could write perfectly well with it.
Find words from the above passage that mean the opposite to:
(a) Soft/delicate
(b)Sickly
(c) Near​

Answer 1

HAPPY REPUBLIC DAY TO ALL...

Answer 2

their is no opposite above the passage that you are asked

this question asked in annual exam exam today

March 2022 16/03/2022