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This represents a significant improvement “over” the bucket system of providing “homes” with water. “Over” is the proper preposition, not “than.” Option A is therefore wrong.

One of the animals happened to get into a melon field and get a melon stuck in its throat.

The following explains why the other choices are incorrect:

A: “entered” is a past participle, whereas “struck” is a past tense verb. For consistency, use “entered and struck” or “struck” for both verbs.

B: “that it stuck” is a little clumsy and unnecessary. “That a melon stuck” sounds more natural and succinct.

C: “entered into” is superfluous and a little formal. “Entered” is more straightforward and organic.

For the reasons listed below, Option A is the right choice:

Comparative Form: The term “smarter” is appropriately used to compare Jawad and Haris’s levels of intelligence.

The definite article “the” is used before “smarter” to indicate that Haris is the more intelligent of the two people.

Correct Syntax: The sentences are grammatically correct and have a clear structure.

Since the word “frightened” describes the cat’s state of fear, it is appropriate. In this instance, it implies that the cat is afraid and won’t descend from the tree.