Comparison Degree

X : I think TV program is … than radio.    Y : i agree with you. TV has audio and visual system.

• less interesting

• more interesting

• worse

• the worst

Tania : I like the “Galaxy radio” very much. The programs are very interesting.Vira : I know, it is good, but the “Family Radio” is …

• good

• worse

• better

• bad

Andi : We are in hurry. How should we go, Dul?Dullah : I think motorcycle will be better, because it is … than bike.

• fast

• faster

• slow

• slower

Maman : I have to go to Jakarta tomorrow, but I don’t have enough money to buy a ticket. How can I go there?Ilyas : You can go there by an economy-class train.Maman : How about the executive-class?Ilyas : It’s … the economy-class, but it is more expensive.

• better than

• the worst

• worse than

• the best

X : How did Andy jog in the race?

Y : he jogged quickly.

X : Really? How about Cendy?

Y : He was the winner. So he jogged …

• as quickly as the others

• more quickly than Andy

• very quickly

• the quickest of all

Child : Which bomb killed people, in Bali or at Marriott Hotel?

Father : The bomb in Bali killed about two hundred people. While at Marriott hotel there were ten people killed.

Child : So we can say that … than the one at Marriott Hotel.

Father : yes, that’s right.

• the bomb in Bali killed more people

• the bomb in Bali killed less people

• the bomb at Marriott killed as many people

• the bomb at Marriott Hotel killed more people

Putri : Was Indonesian team as strong as Japan?Nanda : No, I think Japan was stronger than Indonesia.Putri : But …, China, Japan or Indonesia?Nanda : China.

• which team is the strongest

• which team is the weakest

• which country plays better

• which country plays better

He speaks … as his father.

• more clearly

• clearer

• as clear

• as clearly

Ani’s bag is cheap, and so is Rani’s. Ani’s bag is … as Rani’s.

• the same cheap

• as price

• as cheaper

• . the same price

My watch is … than yours.

• good

• better

• best

• the same price