Answer:
superior
Explanation:
Superior means anything which is better in quality and merit than other thing.
In this sentence superior is the most suitable option because of the preposition “TO” used in the sentence .
The sentence needs any comparative adjective in which preposition TO is used with it. While better is the most commonly used comparative but it needs preposition than and hence it cannot be used here.
Hence superior is most suitable answer to this question.
C) Compass - Makes the most sense to me.... Hope this helps... :)
Answer:
Tom is tall than jerry.
Taxis are expensive than buses.
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The answer which best describes this summary is A. it has a variety of sentence structures.
I got this answer by eliminating the other ones:
B is incorrect because most sentences begin with dependent clauses. C is incorrect because there are some simple independent clauses - not all of them are complex-compound. D is incorrect because almost none of the sentences begins with the subject.
