Complete the roommates' debate about getting a pet by dragging the correct words into the gaps.

"A puppy is definitely more energetic than a turtle," argued Sam.

"True," replied Alex, "but turtles are much quieter, and they are cheaper to feed than dogs."

"A puppy is definitely more energetic than a turtle," argued Sam.

"True," replied Alex, "but turtles are much quieter, and they are cheaper to feed than dogs."

"Energetic" is a long adjective, so it needs "more" to form the comparative.

"Quiet" is a two-syllable adjective that usually takes "-er" to become "quieter."

Finally, always use the conjunction "than" (not "then") to connect the two things being compared!