Understanding Comparisons in Mandarin

The transcript involves a conversation about comparing the height and weight of siblings. It highlights that one sibling is taller and heavier than the other, and this comparison is repeated for emphasis.

What is the main question asked in the first section?

• Is your brother shorter than you?

• Is your brother older than you?

• Is your brother smarter than you?

• Is your brother taller than you?

In the second section, what additional characteristic is mentioned about the brother?

• He is heavier.

• He is smarter.

• He is shorter.

• He is younger.

What is the purpose of the third section?

• To provide a different answer.

• To reinforce the comparison.

• To introduce a new topic.

• To ask about the sister.

How does the speaker feel about the brother's height?

• The speaker is indifferent.

• The speaker is surprised.

• The speaker is disappointed.

• The speaker is proud.

What is repeated in the third section?

• A question about the brother's age.

• A question and response about the brother's height and weight.

• A question about the brother's hobbies.

• A statement about the brother's intelligence.