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My younger sister was (hungrier/hungriest) than me.

hungrier

Francisco's dog is (bigger/biggest) than his cat.

bigger

That cupcake was (sweeter/sweetest) than those cookies.

sweeter

Barry is the (noisier/noisiest) person in class.

noisiest

Between the giraffe and the turtle, the giraffe has the (longer/longest) neck.

longer

My hair is (longer/longest) than your hair.

longer

Yesterday, we visited the (older/oldest) building in the city.

oldest

His bedroom is (cleaner/cleanest) than mine.

cleaner

That is the (tinier/tiniest) cat I have ever seen.

tiniest

An elephant is (heavier/heaviest) than a dig.

heavier

My brother is (shorter/shortest) than me.

shorter

My mom knows the (faster/fastest) way to get to the store.

fastest

My dad is the (taller/tallest) person in my family.

tallest

Last Monday, we had our (longer/longest) class of the year.

longest

December is the (busier/busiest) month of the year for many stores.

busiest

Last week's game was (longer/longest) than this one.

longer

The Amazon River is the (longer/longest) river in the world.

longest

My bike is (newer/newest) than my cousin's.

newer

The South Pole is the (colder/coldest) place on Earth.

coldest

Russia is the (bigger/biggest) country in the world.

biggest

My backpack is (heavier/heaviest) than my lunchbox.

heavier

Today it is (colder/coldest) than it was yesterday.

colder

Who is the (taller/tallest) person in our class?

tallest

February is the (shorter/shortest) month of the year.

shortest

Her hair looks (nicer/nicest) when it is in a ponytail than when it is in a braid.

nicer

I bought the (newer/newest) iPhone model.

newest