[ Degrees of Comparison ]
The superlative form of the adjective “bad” is
A. Badder
B. Baddest
C. Worse
D. The worst
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A. happier
B. happiest
C. happyest
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Rarely _____ located near city lights or at lower elevations.
A. observatories are
B. are
C. in the observatories
D. are observatories
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We finally decided to give the houseplant to (they, them).
A. subject
B. indirect object
C. direct object
D. object of a preposition
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Kathleen hasn’t been exercising very much lately.
A. True
B. False