The violin is ______ the cello., A. as small as, B. smaller than, C. as smaller as, D. more small as, 2. The flute is __________ (not loud) the trumpet., isn't as loud as, not is loud as, The pitcher is __________, for boiling water., for cooking food, This road is ______ that one., A. as long as, B. as longer as, C. longest as, D. more long as, Isn't the furnace ________ the fireplace? Yes, but they're very different., small as, as big as, I like painting. She likes painting, ______., A. either, B. too, C. neither, D. also not, I don’t enjoy loud music. He doesn’t enjoy it, __________., either, too, This English test isn’t easy. That Math test isn’t easy, __________., neither, either, A screwdriver is a tool. A wrench is a tool, ______., either, too, She runs ______ than her brother., slowly, slower, In our class, no students have higher scores than Harley., Harley has the most scores., Harley has the higher scores than me., Harley has the highest scores in class., He finished the task __________ (quickly) than yesterday., more quickly, quicker, quicklier, Of all the students, Maria is ..., A. better speaker, B. the best English speaker, C. more well speaker, D. a good speaker, Add ______ sugar to the mixture., A. a cup of, B. a piece of, C. a bar of, D. a slice of, She bought __________ rice., a bag of, a bar of, a slice of, He drank ______ water after running., a lot of, morely, much, a few, She is interested ______ science., A. to, B. on, C. at, D. in, He was surprised __________ the result., in, at, of, off, They are happy ______ their new house., on, above, with, between, I am curious __________ that story., about, in, to, beneath, Has/ she/ the city park, Has she be the city park?, Has she ever been to the city park?, Has she been to the city park?, I/ have/ New Jersey/ October, I have moved to New Jersey since October., I have to New Jersey since October., I moved to New Jersey since October., She/ request/ printing/ several times, She has requested printing several times., She has requested for printing several times., Has/ his family/ hear/ the news, Has his family heard about the news?, Has his family hear the news?, Have/ you/ see/ ostriches/ before, Have you saw ostriches before?, Have you seen ostriches before?, Have you see ostriches before?

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