Question

THE TRUE FALSE SHOW 1 Mosquitoes are more dangerous than sharks.2 Brown eggs are healthier than white eggs.3The Earth is hotter than Mars.4Coffee is more popular than tea in the UK.5 Tigers are better swimmers than cats.6 An adult is shorter in the morning than in the evening.7 White cars are safer than yellow cars.8The word 'yes' is more common than the word 'no'.​

Answer 1

Ответ:

1. True

2. False

3.  True

4. False

5. True

6. True

7. False

8. False

Объяснение:

Answer 2

Let's evaluate each statement:

1. Mosquitoes are more dangerous than sharks. True. Mosquitoes are responsible for more human deaths each year due to diseases like malaria, dengue, and Zika, while shark attacks are relatively rare.

2. Brown eggs are healthier than white eggs. False. The color of the eggshell (brown or white) does not determine its nutritional value. The healthiness of an egg depends on factors like the chicken's diet and living conditions.

3. The Earth is hotter than Mars. True. Generally, the Earth is hotter than Mars because it is closer to the Sun and has a thicker atmosphere that retains heat. However, temperatures can vary greatly on both planets.

4. Coffee is more popular than tea in the UK. False. In the UK, tea is traditionally more popular than coffee.

5. Tigers are better swimmers than cats. True. Tigers are strong swimmers and are known to be quite proficient in water, whereas domestic cats, while they can swim, are not known for their swimming abilities.

6. An adult is shorter in the morning than in the evening. True. The human spine can compress slightly during the day due to gravity and activity, causing a person to be slightly taller in the morning after a night's rest.

7. White cars are safer than yellow cars. False. Car safety is not determined by the color of the car. Safety depends on factors like the car's make and model, driver behavior, and road conditions.

8. The word 'yes' is more common than the word 'no'. False. The frequency of the words 'yes' and 'no' can vary depending on context and language, but in most languages, 'no' is a more common word as it is used to negate or decline.