Comparative Adjectives And Nouns And "More, Less, Fewer" + Noun

The correct answer is 'than'. Experience is a non-count noun and so needs the construction more_____than.

The correct answer is "easier" (or simpler) , it is the comparative form of 'easy" and modifies the noun learning.

The correct answer is "taller", two people are being compared, so we use the comparative form of the adjective 'tall'.

The given correct answer is "easier, harder". This means that the quiz was both easier and harder than the person expected. It suggests that there were some aspects of the quiz that were easier than anticipated, while other parts were more difficult. This answer implies a mixed experience, with some questions or tasks being manageable and others presenting challenges.

The correct answer is "fewer". The noun 'items' is a countable noun.

The correct answer is better. This is the comparative form of 'good'.

The given correct answer is "less". This implies that going to Tahiti costs a smaller amount of money compared to going to Easter Island. The suggestion to reduce expenses by going to Tahiti aligns with this answer, as it implies that choosing Tahiti as a destination would be a more cost-effective option.

The correct answer is stronger. It is the comparative form of the adjective 'strong''.

The correct answer is 'heavier' It is the comparative form of 'heavy'.

The correct answer is 'fewer'. People is a countable noun.

fewer items than. "items" is a countable noun.

The correct answer is 'worse'. This is the comparative form of 'bad'