The driest place on Earth is a desert where it almost never rains.
Parts of the Atacama Desert can go years with no rain at all — the opposite of a soggy rainforest, where it pours almost every day.
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The loudest animal is the blue whale — heard from far across the ocean.
A blue whale's call is louder than a jet plane. Other whales can hear it from very far away, deep under the sea. The opposite would be a tiny, silent ant!
Loud and quiet are opposites your ears can tell apart.
A roaring lion is loud, but a sleeping kitten is quiet. Opposites aren't only about how things look — they can be about sound too.
Open and closed are opposites, like a door or a flower.
A door can be open to walk through or closed to keep out the cold. Some flowers even open in the morning sun and close up at night!
Full and empty are opposites you can see in a cup.
Pour milk to the top and the cup is full. Drink it all and the cup is empty. Opposites help us describe how much is inside.
Wet and dry are opposites — a puddle is wet, a desert is dry.
After rain, the ground is wet. When the hot sun dries it up, the ground becomes dry again. A towel helps turn wet skin into dry skin!
Day and night are opposites that take turns all the time.
When it is light and sunny, that's day. When it is dark and the stars come out, that's night. They swap because the Earth slowly spins.