GEI-2, U1 GRAMMAR

Which sentence uses an adverbial clause of comparison correctly?

• My job is as exciting as it sounds.

• My job is exciting because it sounds fun.

• I chose this job although it is challenging.

• My job is challenging, yet I enjoy it.

Choose the sentence that compares two jobs using "than."

• This job requires more skill than patience.

• I enjoy my job because it is fulfilling.

• My job is rewarding, even if it's unusual.

• Many people think this job is easier.

Which sentence shows a similarity between two unusual jobs?

• Handling snakes is riskier than handling spiders.

• Working as a snake handler is just as unique as working as a stunt performer.

• My job requires more training than others.

• This job pays less than a standard office job.

What sentence best contrasts two types of workplaces?

• A snake farm is as dangerous as a construction site.

• I enjoy my work because it's adventurous.

• The workplace can be challenging but rewarding.

• This job requires special skills.

Which sentence uses "as...as" to show equality?

• My working hours are just as irregular as a pilot's.

• My job is more demanding than I expected.

• Many people find my job strange.

• My job is less stressful than others think.

Which sentence correctly compares two aspects of an unusual job?

• The risks are higher than the rewards in this job.

• This job is rewarding because of its unique challenges.

• Many people think this job is uncommon.

• My salary is slightly higher than before.

Choose the sentence that shows inequality in pay between two jobs.

• My salary is not as high as a doctor's salary.

• This job is very challenging.

• My job requires a lot of training.

• My workplace is as safe as any other.

Which sentence compares work clothing between two jobs?

• My uniform is as specialized as a firefighter's.

• I have to wear a uniform for my job.

• Wearing safety gear is important for this job.

• Many people don't know about my work clothing.

What sentence compares time demands of two jobs?

• My job requires me to be on call more often than a regular office worker.

• I have irregular working hours.

• My job is more exciting because of the variety of tasks.

• This job is as unique as it is challenging.

Which sentence compares the level of danger in two jobs?

• Working with snakes is riskier than working in an office.

• My job is risky because of the hazards.

• Many people think my job is dangerous.

• Handling animals requires careful attention.