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Let's solve each question by carefully observing the image and comparing the characters and animals based on their features. We'll use comparative adjectives to describe how one is different from another.
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Looking at the illustrations:
- Jake: Young adult male, medium height, average build.
- Sally: Older woman, wearing glasses, large build.
- Ron: Young boy, small stature.
- Carla: Young girl, tall, thin build.
Now let’s go through each sentence:
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1. Sally is ____________ (older/younger) than Ron.
- Sally is an older woman; Ron is a young boy.
- ✔ Answer: older
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2. Carla is ____________ (fatter/thinner) than Sally.
- Carla is slim; Sally is larger in size.
- ✔ Answer: thinner
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3. Jake is ____________ (taller/shorter) than Ron.
- Jake is clearly taller than Ron.
- ✔ Answer: taller
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4. Ron is ____________ (older/younger) than Jake.
- Ron is a child; Jake is a young adult.
- ✔ Answer: younger
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5. Carla is ____________ (taller/shorter) than Jake.
- Carla appears to be about the same height as Jake or slightly shorter.
- But looking closely: Jake has a backpack and is standing straight, but Carla seems a bit taller.
- Actually, both are around the same height, but Carla looks slightly taller.
- ✔ Answer: taller
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6. Sally is ____________ (fatter, thinner) than Jake.
- Sally is visibly larger than Jake.
- ✔ Answer: fatter
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7. Carla’s hair is ____________ (shorter, longer) than Jake’s hair.
- Carla has long blonde hair; Jake has short black hair.
- ✔ Answer: longer
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Animals shown:
- Cat: Black, angry-looking, fluffy tail.
- Hamster: Small, cute, brown.
- Turtle: Green, slow-moving, shell.
- Dog: Brown, happy, wagging tail.
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8. The cat is ____________ (happier/angrier) than the dog.
- Cat has sharp teeth, wide eyes, ears back — looks angry.
- Dog has a smile, wagging tail — happy.
- ✔ Answer: angrier
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9. The turtle is ____________ (slower/faster) than the hamster.
- Turtles are famously slow; hamsters are quick.
- ✔ Answer: slower
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10. The hamster is ____________ (bigger/smaller) than the dog.
- Hamster is tiny; dog is much bigger.
- ✔ Answer: smaller
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11. The cat is ____________ (fatter/thinner) than the hamster.
- Cat is much larger and heavier than the hamster.
- ✔ Answer: fatter
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12. The cat is ____________ (louder/quieter) than the turtle.
- Cats can meow loudly; turtles don’t make sounds.
- So the cat is louder.
- ✔ Answer: louder
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13. The hamster is ____________ (scarer/cuter) than the cat.
- Hamster looks cute and harmless.
- Cat looks fierce and scary.
- So hamster is cuter.
- ✔ Answer: cuter
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1. older
2. thinner
3. taller
4. younger
5. taller
6. fatter
7. longer
8. angrier
9. slower
10. smaller
11. fatter
12. louder
13. cuter
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✔ These answers are based on visual comparisons and logical interpretations of the characters' appearances and typical behaviors.
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Part 1: People (Jake, Sally, Ron, Carla)
Looking at the illustrations:
- Jake: Young adult male, medium height, average build.
- Sally: Older woman, wearing glasses, large build.
- Ron: Young boy, small stature.
- Carla: Young girl, tall, thin build.
Now let’s go through each sentence:
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1. Sally is ____________ (older/younger) than Ron.
- Sally is an older woman; Ron is a young boy.
- ✔ Answer: older
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2. Carla is ____________ (fatter/thinner) than Sally.
- Carla is slim; Sally is larger in size.
- ✔ Answer: thinner
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3. Jake is ____________ (taller/shorter) than Ron.
- Jake is clearly taller than Ron.
- ✔ Answer: taller
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4. Ron is ____________ (older/younger) than Jake.
- Ron is a child; Jake is a young adult.
- ✔ Answer: younger
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5. Carla is ____________ (taller/shorter) than Jake.
- Carla appears to be about the same height as Jake or slightly shorter.
- But looking closely: Jake has a backpack and is standing straight, but Carla seems a bit taller.
- Actually, both are around the same height, but Carla looks slightly taller.
- ✔ Answer: taller
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6. Sally is ____________ (fatter, thinner) than Jake.
- Sally is visibly larger than Jake.
- ✔ Answer: fatter
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7. Carla’s hair is ____________ (shorter, longer) than Jake’s hair.
- Carla has long blonde hair; Jake has short black hair.
- ✔ Answer: longer
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Part 2: Animals
Animals shown:
- Cat: Black, angry-looking, fluffy tail.
- Hamster: Small, cute, brown.
- Turtle: Green, slow-moving, shell.
- Dog: Brown, happy, wagging tail.
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8. The cat is ____________ (happier/angrier) than the dog.
- Cat has sharp teeth, wide eyes, ears back — looks angry.
- Dog has a smile, wagging tail — happy.
- ✔ Answer: angrier
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9. The turtle is ____________ (slower/faster) than the hamster.
- Turtles are famously slow; hamsters are quick.
- ✔ Answer: slower
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10. The hamster is ____________ (bigger/smaller) than the dog.
- Hamster is tiny; dog is much bigger.
- ✔ Answer: smaller
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11. The cat is ____________ (fatter/thinner) than the hamster.
- Cat is much larger and heavier than the hamster.
- ✔ Answer: fatter
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12. The cat is ____________ (louder/quieter) than the turtle.
- Cats can meow loudly; turtles don’t make sounds.
- So the cat is louder.
- ✔ Answer: louder
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13. The hamster is ____________ (scarer/cuter) than the cat.
- Hamster looks cute and harmless.
- Cat looks fierce and scary.
- So hamster is cuter.
- ✔ Answer: cuter
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✔ Final Answers:
1. older
2. thinner
3. taller
4. younger
5. taller
6. fatter
7. longer
8. angrier
9. slower
10. smaller
11. fatter
12. louder
13. cuter
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✔ These answers are based on visual comparisons and logical interpretations of the characters' appearances and typical behaviors.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of comparative worksheet.
