Help the food critic review the cooking competition by dragging the correct adverbs into her notes.

Chef Mario chopped the onions more quickly than Chef Luigi. However, Luigi managed his time better than Mario did during the final round.

Chef Mario chopped the onions more quickly than Chef Luigi.

For adverbs ending in "-ly" (like quickly), we use "more" to form the comparative when comparing two actions.

However, Luigi managed his time better than Mario did during the final round.

The adverb "well" has an irregular comparative form: "better". We use it here because we are comparing Luigi's time management to Mario's.