Fear: Friend or Foe - Quick Quiz

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Explore fear's role in decision making.

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Froggy Jumps Fear: Friend or Foe - Quick QuizOnline version Explore fear's role in decision making. by GIOVANNI NERIZON 1 Choose the correct sentence a Self-limiting fear is far more braver than life-saving fear. b Self-limiting fear is far more safety than life-saving fear. c Self-limiting fear is far more dangerous than life-saving fear. 2 Which example shows the right way to form a comparative? a Courage is much less harmful than fear. b Courage is much less powerful than hesitation. c Courage is much less valuable than growth. 3 Which of these sentences is correct? a Instinct is considerably gooder than panic. b Instinct is considerably more trustworthy than panic. c Instinct is considerably smaller than panic. 4 Can you tell which comparative sentence sounds right? a Fear of rejection is far more safe than fear of danger. b Fear of rejection is far more smartest than fear of danger. c Fear of rejection is far more limiting than fear of danger. 5 Which one of these comparative sentences is the best choice? a Public speaking is much less deadly than people imagine. b Public speaking is much less tall than people imagine. c Public speaking is much less stronger than people imagine. 6 Which of these comparative sentences sounds the most natural? a This challenge is considerably harder than the last one. b This challenge is considerably tallest than the last one. c This challenge is considerably biggest than the last one. 7 Which of these sentences uses the comparative form correctly? a Instinct is far more reliable than hesitation. b Instinct is far more tallest than hesitation. c Instinct is far more good than hesitation. 8 Can you identify the sentence with the correct comparative structure? a Caution is much less exciting than recklessness. b Caution is much less smartest than recklessness. c Caution is much less braver than recklessness. 9 In the context of fear, which statement uses 'much less' correctly? a Fear is much less dangerous than danger. b Fear is much less dangerous than safety. c Fear is much less dangerous than courage. 10 Which sentence properly uses 'far more' in a fear context? a Fear can be far more braver than reason. b Fear can be far more weaker than reason. c Fear can be far more powerful than reason.

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by GIOVANNI NERIZON

Choose the correct sentence

Which example shows the right way to form a comparative?

Which of these sentences is correct?

Can you tell which comparative sentence sounds right?

Which one of these comparative sentences is the best choice?

Which of these comparative sentences sounds the most natural?

Which of these sentences uses the comparative form correctly?

Can you identify the sentence with the correct comparative structure?

In the context of fear, which statement uses 'much less' correctly?

Which sentence properly uses 'far more' in a fear context?