What is the degree of comparison of the underlined adjective in the sentence?

She is going to play a more difficult song on her violin than Will played.

A.
comparative

B.
positive

C.
superlative

Question

What is the degree of comparison of the underlined adjective in the sentence? 

She is going to play a more difficult song on her violin than Will played.
 
 A.
comparative
 
 B.
positive
 
 C.
superlative

rainbow_rocks03 · Answer

Will MEDAL+FAN for BEST response , no direct answers give the explantation too.

rainbow_rocks03 · Answer

More difficult is the underlined

rainbow_rocks03 · Answer

@AwesomeSays3!

rainbow_rocks03 · Answer

@samjordon

anonymous · Answer

far = positive...
farther = comparative...
farthest = superlative....    so option B

anonymous · Answer

comparitve

anonymous · Answer

i think...

anonymous · Answer

Its comparitive :D

anonymous · Answer

oopsi spelled it wrong :P

rainbow_rocks03 · Answer

why is the answer A @awsomesays3! I want the explanation

anonymous · Answer

No its positive got it from qualified helper

rainbow_rocks03 · Answer

@AwesomeSays3! oops spelled it wrong

rainbow_rocks03 · Answer

I want EXPLANATION I DON"T UNDERSTAND IT.

rainbow_rocks03 · Answer

oops I hit the caps

anonymous · Answer

when something is comparative it has more, or er at the end

rainbow_rocks03 · Answer

oh ok thx

rainbow_rocks03 · Answer

I will tag you if I need more help

anonymous · Answer

when something is positive it has nothing its just a plane word -_- so that qualified helper is  wrong

anonymous · Answer

And if something is superlative it has est at the end of the word

anonymous · Answer

And i already studied this a long time ago and did a test like this already

anonymous · Answer

Your welcome Bye :)