Copy Of Superminds 4 Unit 6 Vocabulary And Grammar

The word "Pegasus" refers to a mythological creature that is commonly depicted as a horse with wings. Therefore, the correct answer is "wings" or any variation of the word that indicates the presence of wings on Pegasus.

The word "horn" refers to the pointed, bony growth on the nose of a unicorn. In this case, "horn" is repeated three times, each time with different capitalization, to emphasize its importance and highlight that it is a defining characteristic of a unicorn.

A mermaid has scales on its tail.

The word "feathers" is used to describe the characteristic of the Phoenix's wings. It is mentioned three times in the answer, with different capitalizations, which could indicate emphasis or repetition.

The correct answer is "neck." The question is asking for a word that describes the feature of a Brachiozaur, and the repeated use of the word "neck" suggests that this is the correct answer.

The given sentence "Pythons are longest snakes." is incorrect because it is missing the definite article "the" before "longest". The correct sentence should be "Pythons are the longest snakes." This sentence properly indicates that pythons are the snakes with the greatest length compared to other snake species.

The given sentence "This is the most small toy I've got." contains a mistake in the use of the word "most." The correct form should be "smallest" instead of "most small." The corrected sentence is "This is the smallest toy I've got."

The given sentence "Tom is strongest boy in the school" is incorrect because it is missing the article "the" before "strongest." The correct sentence should be "Tom is the strongest boy in the school." The article "the" is necessary to indicate that Tom is the single strongest boy among all the boys in the school.

The given answer corrects the mistakes in the original sentence by capitalizing the first letter of "Pizza," adding punctuation at the end of the sentence, and removing the unnecessary repetition of the phrase "pizza is the best food in the world." The corrected sentence is: "Pizza is the best food in the world!"

The sentence "Maths is my worse subject." contains two mistakes. Firstly, the word "worse" should be replaced with "worst" to indicate the lowest level of proficiency. Secondly, the sentence should be rewritten as "Maths is my worst subject." to correct the grammatical error.

The given correct answer is "I think it looks like a dinosaur." This sentence is a complete and grammatically correct statement expressing the speaker's opinion about the appearance of something. The speaker believes that the thing in question resembles a dinosaur.

The given correct answer is "My dog looks like a lion!, my dog looks like a lion, My dog looks like a lion., my dog looks like a lion!" This is because the sentence is about the speaker's dog resembling a lion in appearance. The correct answer provides the sentence with proper capitalization and punctuation, maintaining the correct structure and meaning.

The correct answer is "worse" because it is the comparative form of the adjective "bad." When comparing two things, we use the comparative form of the adjective. In this case, the speaker is comparing their ability to write stories to the ability of the person they are speaking to, indicating that they are less skilled or proficient in writing stories.

The correct answer is "heavier." This is because the sentence is comparing the weight of elephants to giraffes and indicating that elephants have more weight than giraffes. "Heavier" is the comparative form of the adjective "heavy," which is used to compare two things.

The correct answer is "better". In the sentence, the speaker is comparing two films about dinosaurs and stating that the one they are referring to is of higher quality or more enjoyable than the one they saw last week. "Better" is the comparative form of the adjective "good", indicating a higher degree of goodness or quality. "Best" is the superlative form of "good" and would imply that the film is the highest in quality among all others, which may not be the intended meaning in this context. "Gooder" is not a standard comparative form of "good" and is grammatically incorrect.

The given sentence is comparing the level of danger between hippos and parrots. It states that parrots are not very dangerous, implying that hippos are more dangerous than parrots. Therefore, the correct answer is "more dangerous."

The word "back" is repeated three times with increasing emphasis (back, Back, BACK) to emphasize the idea of flying high in the sky on the dinosaur's back.

The given correct answer is "What do unicorns look like?". This is the correct question form to ask about the appearance or physical characteristics of unicorns. The repetition of the question in different variations is likely a result of a typographical error or duplication.

The correct answer is "What does the mermaid look like?" This is the correct sentence structure for asking about the appearance of the mermaid. The other options have incorrect capitalization or punctuation.

The correct answer is "It’s the most interesting book in the world!" because it correctly rewrites the sentence and uses the superlative form "the most interesting" to indicate that the book is the most interesting out of all books in the world. The other options either have grammatical errors or do not convey the same meaning.