Adjectives/Adverbs - Test (MCQ) - Verbal MCQ

To complete the sentence, we need to choose the appropriate word or word phrase that shows a comparison between the resistance to scratching of digital voice discs (DVDs) and records.
The correct answer is option D: far more / than.
Explanation:
- The word "resistant" indicates a comparison of resistance to scratching between two objects.
- The word "than" is used to indicate a comparison between two things.
- The phrase "far more" emphasizes a significant difference in resistance.
Therefore, option D is the most suitable choice for completing the sentence.

The correct way representing this as a proper sentence would be as:
I don't have nearly "as" much time for reading "as" i would like to.
 

English is the largest language by number of speakers, and the third most-spoken native language in the world, after Standard Chinese and Spanish.

 "My students' sleepless nights became more frequent as the finals approached.

The correct answer is D) so vicious as. This is because A, B, C, and E do not grammatically make sense in the sentence, and do not sound right if you say it out loud.

It is often said that the hyena is an aggressive animal, but in fact it is not so vicious as many people believe.

The cupboard was too big to fit through the door, so we had to take it apart first.

To find the correct answer in this sentence completion question, we need to identify the appropriate phrase that will complete the sentence logically and grammatically. Let's analyze the given options:
A:

too much

This option does not fit in the context of the sentence. "Too much" implies an excessive amount, which does not make sense when describing the spreading of tree roots.
B:

as much as

This option is the correct answer. "As much as" is used to compare quantities or measurements, indicating that the tree roots spread out in the same extent or distance in all directions.
C:

so much

This option is not suitable in this context. "So much" is used to express a high degree or quantity, which does not convey the intended meaning of the sentence.
D:

so many as

This option is grammatically incorrect because it uses "so many" to refer to the spreading of tree roots. Trees do not have a quantifiable number of roots, so this option is not appropriate.
E:

much more

This option does not fit the context of the sentence. "Much more" implies a greater amount or quantity, which is not necessary to describe the spreading of tree roots.
Therefore, the correct answer is B: as much as, indicating that the roots of the old tree spread out in the same extent or distance in all directions.

As the democrats are the smaller aming the four main political parties; so we will use "the smallest".

Ever since the use of natural gas became widespread, London isn't such a polluted city as it was ten years ago.

The plot of novel was so complicated that it was completely incomprehensible .