adjectives vs adverbs

Supposedly, digital voice discs, or DVDs as they are called, are ---- resistant to scratching ---- records.

• much / than

• so / as

• such / that

• far more / than

• many more / that

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I don't have ---- much time for reading ---- I would like to.

• as / as

• more / than

• so / that

• too / that

• such / that

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English is today the third ---- native language worldwide after Chinese and Hindi, with some 380 million speakers.

• the most spoken

• the more spoken

• much spoken

• the least spoken

• most spoken

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My students' sleepless nights became ---- as the finals approached.

• so frequently

• more frequent

• as frequent

• much more frequently

• far more frequent than

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

• more vicious

• so vicious that

• as viciously as

• so vicious as

• more viciously than

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

• too / to

• more / than

• so / that

• enough / to

• as / as

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The roots of the old tree spread out ---- thirty meters in all directions and damaged nearby buildings.

• too much

• as much as

• so much

• so many as

• much more

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According to the recent election's results, the Democrats are ---- of the four main political parties.

• the smaller

• smallest

• much smaller

• smaller

• the smallest

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

• as / as

• such / as

• so / that

• more / than

• enough / to

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The plot of the novel was ---- it was completely incomprehensible.

• more complicated

• such complicated

• so complicated that

• much more complicated than

• so complicated as

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