Choose the correct option: 1. It's ________ to read book in English than in Japanese.

1. 3. more difficult (It's more difficult to read...) 2. 2. funnier (Monkeys are funnier than cats.) 3. 3. best (Who is the best pupil in your class?) 4. 4. worst (Tom is the worst pupil in the class.) 5. 2. good (This is a very good story.) 6. 4. better (Summer is better than autumn.) 7. 4. best (Mrs. Smith is the best teacher.) 8. 2. better (I read two books last month, and I liked both, so I can't say better which one is.) 9. 3. most difficult (This test is the most difficult.) 10. 1. noisier (This street is noisier than that street.) 11. 3. the best (Who is the best runner in the class?) 12. 3. uglier (Are frogs uglier than snakes?) 13. 3. gooder (Note: technically incorrect grammar in standard English, but usually 'better' would be used. Given the options, 1 is the best fit for standard, but 3/2 might be distractors. Actually, checking the options: 1. better, 2. badder, 3. gooder, 4. the best. 'Better' is correct.) -> Let's correct: 1. better. 14. 2. less interesting (This film is less interesting than that film.) 15. 4. healthier (Bob is healthier than Tom.) 16. 1. worse (This story is worse than that story.) 17. 4. bigger (Rats are bigger than mice.) 18. 3. more polite (Ann is more polite than Jane.) 19. 4. the widest (This street is the widest in the city.) 20. 3. nicer (July is nicer than May.)