English-2
Grade-5
Easy
Question
Tick the odd one out.
- Obstinate
- Indecisive
- Freedom
Hint:
The word 'freedom' is a noun. The meaning of 'freedom' is the state of being free.
The correct answer is: Freedom
Both 'obstinate' and 'indecisive' are adjectives. The word 'freedom' is a noun. Therefore, 'freedom' is the odd one out.
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