Problem Explanation:
The task involves comparing the characteristics of people and animals using comparative adjectives. The goal is to fill in the blanks with the appropriate comparative adjective based on the visual clues provided in the images.
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Solution:
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Part 1: Comparing People
1.
Sally is ________ (older/yonger) than Ron.
- Sally appears to be an older woman, while Ron is a young boy.
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Answer: older
2.
Carla is ________ (fatter/thinner) than Sally.
- Carla looks thinner compared to Sally.
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Answer: thinner
3.
Jake is ________ (taller/shorter) than Ron.
- Jake is significantly taller than Ron.
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Answer: taller
4.
Ron is ________ (older/younger) than Jake.
- Ron is a young boy, so he is younger than Jake.
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Answer: younger
5.
Carla is ________ (taller/shorter) than Jake.
- Carla is shorter than Jake.
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Answer: shorter
6.
Sally is ________ (fatter, thinner) than Jake.
- Sally appears fatter than Jake.
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Answer: fatter
7.
Carla’s hair is ________ (shorter, longer) than Jake’s hair.
- Carla has longer hair compared to Jake.
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Answer: longer
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Part 2: Comparing Animals
8.
The cat is ________ (happier/angrier) than the dog.
- The cat looks angry, while the dog looks happy.
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Answer: angrier
9.
The turtle is ________ (slower/faster) than the hamster.
- Turtles are generally slower than hamsters.
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Answer: slower
10.
The hamster is ________ (bigger/smaller) than the dog.
- Hamsters are much smaller than dogs.
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Answer: smaller
11.
The cat is ________ (fatter/thinner) than the hamster.
- The cat is fatter than the hamster.
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Answer: fatter
12.
The cat is ________ (louder/quieter) than the turtle.
- Cats can be loud, while turtles are quiet.
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Answer: louder
13.
The hamster is ________ (scarier/cuter) than the cat.
- Hamsters are generally cuter than cats.
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Answer: cuter
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Final Answers:
1.
older
2.
thinner
3.
taller
4.
younger
5.
shorter
6.
fatter
7.
longer
8.
angrier
9.
slower
10.
smaller
11.
fatter
12.
louder
13.
cuter
Boxed Final Answer:
\[
\boxed{
\text{older, thinner, taller, younger, shorter, fatter, longer, angrier, slower, smaller, fatter, louder, cuter}
}
\]
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of comparative adjectives worksheet.
