Select the most appropriate superlative adjective form to fill in the blanks.
What’s ___ book you’ve ever read?
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Correct answer: D
Explanation
The correct answer is option 4 i.e. the most interesting.
Context: The sentence asks for the superlative form because it refers to the highest degree of interest among all books ever read.
Meaning of the words:
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The interesting – incorrect, does not express a superlative.
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More interesting – comparative form, used when comparing two items, not all books.
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The most interesting – superlative form, correct for expressing the highest degree among many.
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Interesting – simple adjective, does not convey comparison or superlative.
Correct word: The most interesting, because the sentence is about the book that stands out above all others in interest.
Final Sentence: What’s the most interesting book you’ve ever read?
Hence, the chosen option is correct.