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C17, 2.1 GRAMMAR EXERCISE

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  • We haven't been lucky ______ to see a whale in the ocean.
    enough
    rather than
    fewer
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  • Larry prefers sea animals ______ land animals.
    fewer
    to
    more
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  • We see ______ turtles on the beach than in the ocean. There are much more of them in the ocean.
    more
    fewer
    less
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  • Scientists know ______ about Venus than Mars. Venus hasn't been explored as much.
    more
    less
    fewer
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  • Vicky wants to work with animals ______ people.
    less
    rather than
    enough
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  • It's ______ difficult to memorize dates than it is to remember names.
    rather than
    enough
    more
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  • I prefer learning about recently discovered plants in the ocean rather than ______ for new types of fish.
    searching
    to searching
    to search
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  • The idea of creatures living on Mars isn't realistic enough ______ searching for them.
    to continue
    continuing
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  • It is ______ important to find new species than it is to save the ones we already know about.
    fewer
    less
    enough
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  • In the future, there will be more jobs in ocean research than ______ space exploration.
    will be
    in
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  • I usually learn more about animals from going to museums ______ I do from watching movies.
    then
    than
    rather than
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  • There is more water on the surface of the earth ______ land.
    rather than
    than
    than is
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  • She teaches ______ lessons on space than she does on the ocean.
    less
    enough
    fewer
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  • It seems like there is ______ money available for space exploration than for ocean exploration.
    less
    enough
    fewer
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  • Traveling to Mars isn't safe ______ to justify sending humans there yet.
    more than
    than
    enough
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  • It's much simpler to explore the ocean ______ explore space.
    rather than
    than to
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