1. Sylvia wears ………………jewelry in the class

   • The correct answer is A. more.
     • We use "more" for comparative adjectives when comparing two things (Sylvia's jewelry compared to others').

2. All my friends spend …………….. money on clothes than me.

   • The correct answer is A. more.
     • Again, "more" is used for comparisons.

3. There are ……………….books on the bookshelf than on the floor.

   • The correct answer is C. more.

4. Radio FM 123 plays ……………….rock music of all the stations.

   • The correct answer is A. the most.
     • "The most" is used for superlatives when comparing more than two things (FM 123 compared to all other stations).

5. Who has …………brothers and sisters: Alice or Fatima?

   • The correct answer is D. more.
     • This is a comparative situation between two people.

6. Your team lost ………….games than mine.

   • The correct answer is C. more.

7. Which person in your class watched ………………TV programmes last night?

   • The correct answer is C. the most.
     • This is a superlative comparison among all the people in the class.

8. The ………….. US President was Abraham Lincoln

   • The correct answer is C. tallest.
     • This is a superlative comparison of height.

9. Elves Presley was probably the …………………… singer of all time

   • The correct answer is C. most popular.
     • This is a superlative comparison of popularity.

10. Many people think that Queen Elizabeth of Great Britain is the………………… female ruler.

• The correct answer is C. wealthiest.
  • This is a superlative comparison of wealth.

Part 2: Phrasal Verbs with "Look"

1. Could you help me ………….my bag? I can’t find it anywhere

   • The correct answer is B. look for.
     • "Look for" means to try to find something.

2. I hope Mandy doesn’t ask me to ……………………….. her children.

   • The correct answer is B. look after.
     • "Look after" means to take care of someone or something.

3. I’m really ……………………. to my summer holidays- we’re going to visit my uncle in Hanoi.

   • The correct answer is C. looking forward.
     • "Looking forward to" means to be excited about something that is going to happen.

4. Tim …………….really ………………………….in that suit, doesn’t he?

   • The correct answer is B. looks/good.
     • "Look" is used with an adjective to describe appearance.

5. ………………………………..! there’s something in the middle of the road.

   • The correct answer is A. Look out.
     • "Look out" means to be careful, to watch for danger.

6. You could ………………the phone number on the Internet if you’re not sure.

   • The correct answer is C. look up.
     • "Look up" means to find information in a book or online.

7. He loves to……………..himself in the mirror.

   • The correct answer is A. look at.
     • "Look at" means to direct your eyes towards something.

Part 3: Describing People

1. ………………………………………………? - He’s in his twenties

   • The correct answer is D. How old is he?

2. ………………………………………………?- He’s slim and athletic looking.

   • The correct answer is B. What does he look like?

3. ………………………………………………?- About 1 m 75

   • The correct answer is C. How tall is he?

4. ………………………………………………?- He’s very friendly

   • The correct answer is B. What is he like?

5. ………………………………………………?- No, it’s quite long

   • The correct answer is A. Is his hair long?

6. ………………………………………………?- They’re dark brown

   • The correct answer is A. What colour are his eyes?