Answer:
clever
Explanation:
In this case, you are attempting to describe and compare two different people. Many words use superlatives to compare people like fast/faster/fastest. However, the word clever does not use superlatives. When comparing people's cleverness adverbs such as less, more, or most should be used. In this sentence, the adverb more is already used, so the base form of the word, clever, should be used.
This sentence is C. compound.
Compound sentences consist of at least two independent clauses, and each clause has to have at least one predicate, or verb. Here, there are two independent clauses: My uncle and I built (the treehouse in our back yard) AND (My uncle and I) painted the tree house in our back yard.
A simple sentence has only one verb; a complex sentences has to have a subordinate clause as well as independent one.
The answer is
Personification
