Answer: C) C
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Answer: A) Less
Answer: B) As if and as though can be used to compare a real situation to an imaginary situation. They are followed by a clause (a subject and verb).
Answer: C) More dangerous.
Answer: D) The closer/ the more difficult.
Answer: B) The tastiest.
Answer: B) More interesting.
Answer: D) As if.
Answer: C) As powerful than.
Answer: A) Comparability
Answer: C) As high as.
Answer: A) Susan isn't as good at English as Tim.
Answer: B) History book has the thicker pages than English book.
Answer: A) As
Answer: B) As if.
Answer: A) True
Answer: B) Bigger than.
Answer: C) So, so much, to such an extent.
Answer: B) Easier
Answer: C) Compare
Answer: B) So that.
Answer: A) Better
Answer: C) To compare how much or how many.
Answer: C) Harder
Answer: B) Healthier / the healthiest.
Answer: B) More skillfully.
Answer: C) Comparing and contrasting two different vacation destinations.
Answer: C) As
Answer: B) Prettier
Answer: A) As interesting as.
Answer: B) Comparison-Contrast
Answer: B) Least famous.
Answer: A) Farther
Answer: C) As as.
Answer: A) By far.
Answer: C) More difficult.
Answer: D) As expensive as.
Answer: C) Bigger
Answer: C) More / simpler.
Answer: B) Warmer and warmer.
Answer: D) Well
Answer: C) Is greater than.
Answer: C) Colder than.
Answer: C) Comparison
Answer: A) YES
Answer: A) Positive
Answer: D) Harder / the more.
Answer: B) Further
Answer: C) More impressive.
Answer: C) Chairs are cheaper than tables.
Answer: B) Most
Answer: C) Than
Answer: B) Isn't quite as/ as.
Answer: B) The hotter.
Answer: C) To analyze the similarities and differences between two or more subjects.
Answer: B) False
Answer: C) Compare and Contrast Paragraph.
Answer: A) Enough
Answer: A) This is the smartest student.