Farm Animals- Comparative Adjectives
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Choose the comparative adjective in the sentence below: (Chọn tính từ so sánh hơn trong câu dưới đây) The cow is bigger than the horse.
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Big
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Bigger
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Is
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Than
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This quiz focuses on using comparative adjectives to describe farm animals. It tests understanding of grammar through the comparison of animal sizes and speeds.
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The donkey is.........(slow) than the goat
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Slow
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Slower
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Slowest
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Slowwer
Correct Answer
A. SlowerExplanation
The correct answer is "slower" because it is the comparative form of the adjective "slow." When comparing the speed of the donkey and the goat, we use the comparative form to indicate that the donkey is slower than the goat.Rate this question:
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The horse is ________(fast) than the cow
Correct Answer
faster, FasterExplanation
The word "faster" is used to compare the speed of the horse and the cow. It indicates that the horse has a higher speed than the cow. The repetition of "Faster" in the answer emphasizes the difference in speed between the two animals.Rate this question:
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Choose the sentence in correct order: (Chọn câu có thứ tự đúng) mouse/is/the/smaller/cat/than/the/.
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The mouse is smaller than the cat.
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The mouse is than smaller the cat.
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The cat smaller than the cat is.
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The cat is smaller than the cat.
Correct Answer
A. The mouse is smaller than the cat.Explanation
The correct sentence order is "The mouse is smaller than the cat." It follows the correct subject-verb-object structure and compares the size of the mouse and the cat.Rate this question:
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The giraffe is..... than the elephant.
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Fatter
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Taller
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Smaller
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Shorter
Correct Answer
A. TallerExplanation
The correct answer is "taller" because giraffes are known for their long necks, which make them taller than elephants.Rate this question:
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The hen is________(big)than the chick.
Correct Answer
bigger, BiggerExplanation
The correct answer is "bigger, Bigger" because it follows the comparative form of the adjective "big". When comparing two things, we use the comparative form of the adjective, which is "bigger" in this case. The word "Bigger" is capitalized because it is the beginning of a new sentence.Rate this question:
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The dolphin is smarter than the gold fish.
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True
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False
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A. TrueExplanation
Dolphins are known to be highly intelligent creatures, possessing complex cognitive abilities and exhibiting problem-solving skills. On the other hand, goldfish are not typically considered to be highly intelligent. Therefore, it can be concluded that the statement "The dolphin is smarter than the goldfish" is true.Rate this question:
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Write the sentence with these key words: the duck - quiet- the goose
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The duck is quiet than the goose.
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The duck is quieter than the goose.
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The duck is quiet the goose
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The duck is quieter the goose.
Correct Answer
A. The duck is quieter than the goose.Explanation
The correct answer is "The duck is quieter than the goose." This sentence is grammatically correct and conveys the comparison between the duck and the goose in terms of their level of quietness. It correctly uses the comparative form of the adjective "quiet" (quieter) to indicate that the duck is more quiet than the goose.Rate this question:
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Where is the frog?
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It's on the stone.
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It's in the stone.
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It's under the stone.
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It's behind the stone.
Correct Answer
A. It's behind the stone.Explanation
The correct answer is "It's behind the stone." This suggests that the frog is positioned at the back of the stone, indicating that the frog is not on, in, or under the stone.Rate this question:
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What animals are on the hill?
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The sheep
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The pig
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The geese
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The horse
Correct Answer
A. The sheepExplanation
The correct answer is "The sheep" because the question is asking for the animals that are on the hill, and out of the options given, only sheep is mentioned.Rate this question:
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