I have never met a man who is _ than that doctor who is a parttime magician.
Correct answer: C. more extraordinary
- A. extraordinary
- B. as extraordinary as
- C. more extraordinary
- D. most extraordinary
Explanation
The term "more extraordinary" is appropriate as it refers to the state of being very unusual, remarkable, or strange in a way that exceeds what is usual. In this context, it suggests that the man being referred to is even more unusual or remarkable than the doctor who is a part-time magician.
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