Multiple choice softskills communication

In the fall, the valleys tend to be _________ than the hilltops.

  1. foggier

  2. more foggier

  3. foggy

  4. fog
Reveal answer Fill a bubble to check yourself
A Correct answer
Explanation

Foggier is the correct comparative form of foggy. In autumn, valleys accumulate more moisture and have less wind circulation than hilltops, creating denser fog. Option B is incorrect because 'more foggier' is a double comparative. Option C uses the base form incorrectly. Option D is the noun form, not comparative.

AI explanation

To answer this question, we need to understand the comparative form of the adjective "foggy."

Option A) "foggier" - This option is correct. The comparative form of "foggy" is "foggier." This option correctly compares the level of fog in the valleys to the hilltops.

Option B) "more foggier" - This option is incorrect. The comparative form of "foggy" is "foggier." Using "more" with "foggier" is redundant and unnecessary.

Option C) "foggy" - This option is incorrect. It does not compare the level of fog in the valleys to the hilltops.

Option D) "fog" - This option is incorrect. It does not describe the comparative level of fog in the valleys compared to the hilltops.

The correct answer is Option A) "foggier" because it correctly compares the level of fog in the valleys to the hilltops.

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