Select the most appropriate option that can substitute the highlighted word in the given sentence.
"Mita is smart than many other kids in the school."

Correct option is A

The correct replacement is (a) "smarter."
Explanation:
· Comparative adjectives (e.g., smarter, taller) are used when comparing two things.
· "Than" indicates comparison, so "smarter" is the correct form.
Other Options:
· (b) "Less smart" – Incorrect, as it changes the meaning.
· (c) "Most smart" – Incorrect, as "most" is for the superlative (when comparing three or more).
· (d) "Smartest" – Incorrect, as "smartest" is the superlative form.
Corrected Sentence:
· "Mita is smarter than many other kids in the school."
Example Sentence:
· "John is smarter than his classmates in math."