For the following sentence, write the correct choice of the words in parentheses.

She (hasn't, has) scarcely returned home when the phone rings.

Write each italicized word in these sentence, then indicate whether it is used as an adjective or as an adverb.

In Tahiti, people see the web-spinning, lowly spider as a shadow of the gods.

Given graph compares animal ranges in $1850$ and $1990$. For each blank in the sentence below, write a comparative or superlative form of many or few.

Grizzly bears can be found in the ___________ states.

Correct the illogical and double comparisons in the following sentences. If a sentence contains no error, write Correct.

Filmmakers created special effects with a far more slower technique, called stop-motion photography.

Choose the best way to write each underlined section and mark the letter of your answer. If the underlined section needs no change, mark the choice "Correct as is."

$\overset{(1)}{\text{\underline{{Snakes evoke real strong reactions in many people.}}}}$ Some are terrified of both poisonous and nonpoisonous snakes. Such fears are probably behind some of the far-fetched beliefs about these reptiles.

$\overset{(2)}{\text{\underline{{For example, despite the tales, flying snakes haven't never existed.}}}}$ $\overset{(3)}{\text{\underline{{In fact, snakes don't even soar good.}}}}$ They just fall gracefully out of trees. They can even fall from great heights without being hurt, and this ability can help them escape predators.

$\overset{(4)}{\text{\underline{{An even more sillier tale states that if you cut a snake into pieces, it can put itself back together.}}}}$ This is totally untrue. $\overset{(5)}{\text{\underline{{A sliced-up snake is as dead as any corpse.}}}}$

A. An even sillier tale states that if you cut a snake into pieces, it can put itself back together.

B. An even most silly tale states that if you cut a snake into pieces, it can put itself back together.

C. An even more silliest tale states that if you cut a snake into pieces, it can put itself back together.

D. Correct as is

For the following sentence, write the correct comparative or superlative form.

Iktome was cold, but Coyote was (colder, coldest).