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  • Parts of the body: Tissues in the body that contract to produce movement.
    heart
    muscles
    bones
    liver
  • Parts of the body: A large reddish-brown organ in the abdomen that performs various important tasks, including filtering the blood, detoxifying chemicals, and metabolizing drugs.
    blood
    muscles
    bones
    liver
  • The lizard moved .....
    more slow
    slowly
    slower
    slowlier
  • _________spoons of sugar would you like in your tea?
    How many
    How much
  • She speaks English .....
    perfect
    perfectly
    more perfect
    perfecter
  • I draw very .....
    worse
    badder
    bad
    badly
  • It was a ..... exam.
    more difficult
    difficultly
    difficult
    very difficultly
  • The animal runs .....
    more fast
    faster
    fast
    fastly
  • Parts of the body: The hard, white structures in your mouth used for biting and chewing.
    teeth
    muscles
    heart
    bones
  • __________ money do I owe you?
    How much
    How many
  • Parts of the body:  The organ responsible for pumping blood throughout the body.
    muscles
    liver
    heart
    blood
  • He ..... said goodbye.
    more sad
    sad
    sadly
    sadder
  • The students were very ...... and worked .....
    more quiet / more quietly
    quiet / quietly
    quieter / quietlier
    quietly / quiet
  • _________ time should I wait for you?
    How many
    How much
  • Parts of the body: Red fluid that circulates in the arteries and veins of humans and other vertebrates, carrying oxygen and nutrients to and waste materials away from the body's cells.
    heart
    muscles
    blood
    bones
  • We ..... put the box on the table.
    carefully
    very careful
    more careful
    careful
  • I can't hear you. Can you speak ..... ?
    loud
    loudly
    more loud
    loudlier
  • Parts of the body: Hard, dense structures that make up the skeleton.
    blood
    muscles
    liver
    bones
  • The girl dances .....
    gooder
    well
    good
    goodly
  • The homework was ..... . The children understood it ..... .
    easier / easilier
    easily / easy
    more easy / more easily
    easy / easily