Comparative forms: senior year

"I'm having a wonderful time in Los Angeles. The weather is _____ (hot) and drier _____ in England"

• the hottest / than

• hotter / than

• the most hot / as

• hotter / as

"Organic vegetables are usually (a)   (fresh) than frozen ones"

"This is ________ (good) chocolate cake I’ve ever tasted"

• the goodest

• best

• the best

• gooder

"He cooks the ________ (careful) when guests are coming"

• most carefully

• careful

• carefully

• mostly careful

Is it possible to say that something is "narrower" or "more narrow"?

• both options are correct

• only narrower is correct

• only more narrow is correct

The irregular form of "bad" is:

(a)  

The irregular and regular forms of "older" are:

(a)  

"Further" means:

• more (addition)

• more far (distance)

• more far (distance) / more (addition)

• none of the options

"Kate looks younger (a)   her cousin. And they're the same age!"

In the sentence: "Lucy wants to get promoted so she's been working harder and harder every single day", why is the comparative form repeated?

• just because

• to add emphasis to the action

• to indicate continuing change