Question

e: male or female gender?
what is the opposite gender for these words?
example: man ... woman

actor, prince, bull,
countess, girl, colt,
duke, mother, duck,
hostess, groom, ram,
lion, lady, mare,
master, sister, boar

g: rotation
if any object is turning about a point, it is rotating. example: a wheel of a bike.
match the new position of the flag with the instruction given.
this is the old position of the flag.
new position
1.
2.
instruction given
a a half turn
b a quarter turn anticlockwise
c a quarter turn clockwise

Explanation:

🆕 New Concept Discovered: Gender Pairs in English Nouns
Matching masculine and feminine counterparts for people and animals.

Step 1: Human Gender Pairs

We find the opposite gender for each human-related word in the list:

• actor (masculine) $

ightarrow$ actress (feminine)

• prince (masculine) $

ightarrow$ princess (feminine)

• countess (feminine) $

ightarrow$ count (masculine)

• girl (feminine) $

ightarrow$ boy (masculine)

• duke (masculine) $

ightarrow$ duchess (feminine)

• mother (feminine) $

ightarrow$ father (masculine)

• hostess (feminine) $

ightarrow$ host (masculine)

• groom (masculine) $

ightarrow$ bride (feminine)

• lady (feminine) $

ightarrow$ lord (or gentleman) (masculine)

• master (masculine) $

ightarrow$ mistress (feminine)

• sister (feminine) $

ightarrow$ brother (masculine)

Step 2: Animal Gender Pairs

We find the opposite gender for each animal-related word in the list:

• bull (masculine cattle) $

ightarrow$ cow (feminine)

• colt (young masculine horse) $

ightarrow$ filly (young feminine horse)

• duck (often used for feminine) $

ightarrow$ drake (masculine duck)

• lion (masculine) $

ightarrow$ lioness (feminine)

• ram (masculine sheep) $

ightarrow$ ewe (feminine sheep)

• mare (feminine horse) $

ightarrow$ stallion (or gelding/horse) (masculine)

• boar (masculine pig/wild pig) $

ightarrow$ sow (feminine)

Answer:

Here are the opposite gender pairs for the words listed in section E:

People

• actor $

ightarrow$ actress

• prince $

ightarrow$ princess

• countess $

ightarrow$ count

• girl $

ightarrow$ boy

• duke $

ightarrow$ duchess

• mother $

ightarrow$ father

• hostess $

ightarrow$ host

• groom $

ightarrow$ bride

• lady $

ightarrow$ lord (or gentleman)

• master $

ightarrow$ mistress

• sister $

ightarrow$ brother

Animals

• bull $

ightarrow$ cow

• colt $

ightarrow$ filly

• duck $

ightarrow$ drake

• lion $

ightarrow$ lioness

• ram $

ightarrow$ ewe

• mare $

ightarrow$ stallion

• boar $

ightarrow$ sow