Superminds 4 Unit 6 Vocabulary And Grammar

The correct answer for this question is "horn, Horn, HORN." This is because a unicorn is often depicted as having a single horn on its nose, which is a defining characteristic of this mythical creature.

The correct answer is "neck". The word "Brachiozaur" suggests that we are referring to a dinosaur species called Brachiosaurus. Brachiosaurus is known for having an exceptionally long neck, which allowed it to reach vegetation high up in trees. Therefore, the missing word in the question is "neck".

In this sentence, the comparative form of the adjective "good" is needed to compare the film about dinosaurs to the one seen last week. "Better" is the correct comparative form of "good." "Best" is the superlative form, which is not appropriate in this context. "Gooder" is not a word in standard English and is incorrect.

The correct answer is "wings". This is because Pegasus is a mythical creature from Greek mythology that is described as a horse with wings.

The word "feathers" is the correct answer because it matches the context of the sentence and describes a characteristic of the Phoenix's wings. The variations in capitalization (Feathers, FEATHERS) are likely included to test if the test-taker recognizes that capitalization does not affect the correctness of the answer.

The given statement compares 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 correct answer is "worse". In this sentence, the speaker is comparing their ability to write stories with someone else's ability. The comparative form of "bad" is "worse", so it is the appropriate choice to complete the sentence.

The correct answer is "heavier". This is because when comparing the weight of two objects, the comparative form of the adjective "heavy" is used. In this case, the sentence is comparing the weight of elephants to giraffes, so "heavier" is the appropriate choice.

A mermaid has scales on its tail.

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 answer is correct because it correctly arranges the given words to form a grammatically correct and coherent sentence. The sentence states that the speaker's dog resembles a lion in appearance. The use of capitalization and punctuation is consistent throughout the sentence.

The word "back" is repeated three times with increasing emphasis (capitalization and repetition) to indicate that the speaker flew on the dinosaur's back.

The sentence "Pizza is the better food in the world!" is incorrect because "better" should be replaced with "best" to indicate the highest degree of quality. The corrected sentence is "Pizza is the best food in the world!"

The sentence "Pythons are the longest snakes" is the correct version. The word "the" is necessary before the word "longest" to indicate that pythons are specifically the longest snakes. Therefore, the correct sentence is "Pythons are the longest snakes."

The correct answer is "What does the mermaid look like?" because it is a grammatically correct question that asks about the appearance of the mermaid. The other options are either missing punctuation or have incorrect capitalization, making them grammatically incorrect.

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 capitalization forms does not change the correctness of the answer.

The given correct answer is "I think it looks like a dinosaur." This sentence is a response to the prompt "Make the sentence: think / it / a / looks / I / dinosaur / like / ." The answer rearranges the words in the prompt to form a grammatically correct sentence.

The given correct answer is "This is the smallest toy I've got." The original sentence contains a grammatical error, as it uses the incorrect form of the adjective "small." By replacing "most small" with "smallest," the sentence is corrected. Additionally, the definite article "the" is used before "smallest toy" to specify which toy is being referred to. The correct answer provides a clear and concise sentence that accurately conveys the intended meaning.

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 correct answer includes the corrected sentence and highlights the changes made: "Tom is the strongest boy in the school., the strongest, the, the strongest boy."

The sentence "Maths is my worse subject" contains a grammatical error. The correct word to use in this context is "worst" instead of "worse." Therefore, the correct sentence is "Maths is my worst subject." The word "worst" is used to compare multiple subjects, indicating that out of all the subjects, Maths is the one in which the person performs the least well.

The correct answer is: It’s the most interesting book in the world!

The original sentence contains a grammatical mistake by using the comparative form "more interesting" instead of the superlative form "most interesting". The correct sentence should use the superlative form to indicate that the book is the most interesting among all books in the world. Therefore, the correct answer is "It’s the most interesting book in the world!"