Question

true 2. february is shorter than march.
true 3. a plane is more expensive than a car.
false 4. a dog is bigger than an elephant.
false 5. winter is hotter than spring.
true 6. mount everest is higher than mount fuji. false 7. the mississippi river is longer than the amazon river. true 8. your teacher is older than you.
true 9. dogs are friendlier than tigers.
true 10. snow white is more beautiful than her stepmother.
_______ 11. paris is more crowded than istanbul.
_______ 12. a cheetah is slower than a donkey.
_______ 13. a ferrari is faster than a toyota.
_______ 14. a cat is more dangerous than a cobra snake.
_______ 15. an mp3 player is cheaper than a laptop.
_______ 16. a village is smaller than a city.

Explanation:

• 11. Paris is more crowded than Istanbul: Paris has a population density of about 21,000 people per square kilometer, while Istanbul has a population density of about 2,700 people per square kilometer. So this statement is false.
• 12. A cheetah is slower than a donkey: Cheetahs are the fastest land animals, with a top speed of about 112 - 120 km/h. Donkeys have a top speed of about 24 - 32 km/h. So this statement is false.
• 13. A Ferrari is faster than a Toyota: Ferraris are high - performance sports cars with high - powered engines. While Toyotas are more common, family - oriented cars. Ferraris generally have higher top speeds. So this statement is true.
• 14. A cat is more dangerous than a cobra snake: Cobras are venomous snakes. A bite from a cobra can be fatal to humans. Cats, while they can scratch or bite, are not generally life - threatening in the same way. So this statement is false.
• 15. An mp3 player is cheaper than a laptop: MP3 players are relatively simple devices for playing music. Laptops are complex computing devices with many components. MP3 players are usually less expensive. So this statement is true.
• 16. A village is smaller than a city: Villages typically have a smaller population and a smaller geographical area compared to cities. So this statement is true.

Answer:

1. False
2. False
3. True
4. False
5. True
6. True