Equality Comparisons - Favorite Foods

This is a fill-in-the-blank exercise. Click on each blank and choose the correct answer from the dropdown. Complete the sentences comparing different foods.

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Question 1

Pizza is _____ popular as burgers in my country.

Options: as, more, so

Question 2

My homemade soup is not _____ salty as the restaurant soup.

Options: more, as, too

Question 3

Fresh vegetables are _____ healthy _____ frozen vegetables.

Options: as, more, so, than, like

Question 4

Ice cream is not _____ good for you as fruit.

Options: very, more, as

Question 5

Chocolate cake is _____ sweet _____ vanilla cake.

Options: so, as, more, than, like

Question 6

This restaurant's pasta is _____ expensive as that restaurant's pasta.

Options: more, so, as

Question 7

Grilled chicken is _____ tasty _____ fried chicken, but it's healthier.

Options: not as, more, not, than, as, like

Question 8

Homemade bread _____ fresh _____ bakery bread.

Options: is as, is so, is more, than, as, like

Question 9

Green tea is not _____ strong as black coffee.

Options: as, too, more

Question 10

The strawberry smoothie is _____ thick _____ the mango smoothie.

Options: more, not as, not, as, than, like

Question 11

Spicy food is _____ popular in my family _____ mild food.

Options: more, as, so, than, like

Question 12

The cheese pizza is not as _____ _____ the pepperoni pizza at this place.

Options: good, better, best, as, than, like

Question 13

White rice is _____ nutritious _____ brown rice.

Options: so, not as, more, than, like, as

Question 14

The tomato soup is as _____ _____ the chicken soup today.

Options: hot, hotter, hottest, as, than, like

Question 15

Fried rice is _____ cheap _____ noodles at this restaurant.

Options: as, so, more, like, than

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