Answer: A) Less than.
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Answer: D) Bambang has more marbles than Toni.
Answer: C) -est
Answer: B) Comparative
Answer: D) Both a and c.
Answer: A) Two
Answer: B) Most politely.
Answer: B) Comparative Degree.
Answer: A) Kate had a large house, but Jill's was small.
Answer: A) Ordering months coldest to warmest.
Answer: B) F
Answer: A) TRUE
Answer: B) Older than / the oldest.
Answer: D) Than
Answer: B) 3+
Answer: D) To
Answer: A) More delicious than.
Answer: A) Greater than.
Answer: C) Measurement
Answer: B) Superlative Degree.
Answer: A) Taller
Answer: B) Funniest
Answer: C) It compares three or more people.
Answer: A) The superlative degree.
Answer: B) Two
Answer: C) By comparing them to a third object.
Answer: C) Superlative Degree.
Answer: C) More
Answer: C) Superlative
Answer: B) >
Answer: B) Superlative
Answer: B) False
Answer: D) Than Germany's.
Answer: A) More compact.
Answer: B) Most perfectly.
Answer: B) FALSE
Answer: B) Fewer
Answer: A) Find what they have in common.
Answer: A) -est
Answer: D) Comparative adjectives compare two things, superlative adjectives compare three or more things.
Answer: A) More than.
Answer: A) 100,000 times greater.
Answer: B) They used a superlative form ('tallest') to compare only two people, when a comparative form ('taller') is needed.
Answer: C) 2 nouns,1 adjective.
Answer: C) SUPERLATIVE
Answer: A) Equal to.
Answer: B) I am faster than my brother.
Answer: B) There were more people at the game than at the concert.
Answer: B) The blue dress costs less than the red dress.
Answer: A) It is bright, musical, and full of magic, unlike his dull surroundings.
Answer: B) Taller
Answer: A) New York is larger than Los Angeles.
Answer: A) Greatest
Answer: A) Better / the best.
Answer: A) Most