Question

32. Mary is … than I am and she is… most interesting person. a) elder; the b) older; a c) the oldest;33. William is … than all the other students in the group.a) the cleverest b) more clever c) cleverer34. This text is … than the one we read last week.a) much more amusing b) far more amusing c) the most amusingsoll35. Jack felt… and asked for permission to leave.a) sickly b) bad c) unwell36. My friends arrived at the station sooner…a) as me b) than I did c) than I37. The rate of inflation this year was not … high … it was last year.a) as … as b) so … as c) so … that38. The museum was … from his college than from mine, so it took me … time to get there.a) further; least b) farther; less c)far; the least39. … people believe that Russian is one of the world's … languages.a) most; hardest b) most of; harder c) the most; the most hard40. "Has the chiefgiven any … instructions?" he inquired.a) farther b) further c) furthest41. The fish smelt so … that we couldn't eat it.a) badly b) bad c) unwell 42. John has been working at his English … than before, especially …a) more harder; of late b) much harder; lately c) more hardly; late​

Answer 1

32. a

33. b

34. b

35. c

36. b

37. a

38. b

39. a

40. b

41. b

42. b

Answer 2

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