In this exercise, according to the context of the sentence, we have to use adjectives *mejor/mejores* (best) or *peor/peores* (worst) to complete the sentence.
The sentence reads:
*”Ramón can’t dance very well. He is the ___ dancer of the group.”*

Since the sentence says that Ramón can’t dance well, meaning that he is the worst dancer in the group. Therefore, for the blank, we will use “peor”.

Note that the adjectives must agree in the number and gender with the noun that they describe.

peor

In this exercise, according to the context of the sentence, we have to use adjectives *mejor/mejores* (best) or *peor/peores* (worst) to complete the sentence.
The sentence reads:
*”Sonia and Teresa act very well. They are the ___ actresses from your school.”*

Since the sentence says that Sonia and Teresa act very well, meaning that they are the best actresses in the school. Therefore, for the blank, we will use “mejores”. Because we have Sonia and Teresa we used the adjective in the plural.

Note that the adjectives must agree in the number and gender with the noun that they describe.

mejores

In this exercise, according to the context of the sentence, we have to use adjectives *mejor/mejores* (best) or *peor/peores* (worst) to complete the sentence.
The sentence reads:
*”The director of the play is very unfriendly and yells a lot. He is the ____ director of the world.”*

Since the sentence says that the director is unfriendly and jells, meaning that he is the worst director. Therefore, for the blank, we will use “peor”. Because we have *el director* we used the adjective in the singular.

Note that the adjectives must agree in the number and gender with the noun that they describe.

peor

In this exercise, according to the context of the sentence, we have to use adjectives *mejor/mejores* (best) or *peor/peores* (worst) to complete the sentence.
The sentence reads:
*”Our orchestra plays perfectly. It’s the ____ city orchestra.”*

Since the sentence says that the orchestra plays perfectly, meaning that is the best orchestra. Therefore, for the blank, we will use “mejor”. Because we have *la orquesta* we used the adjective in the singular.

Note that the adjectives must agree in the number and gender with the noun that they describe.

mejor

In this exercise, according to the context of the sentence, we have to use adjectives *mejor/mejores* (best) or *peor/peores* (worst) to complete the sentence.
The sentence reads:
*”The plots of these two plays are very boring. They are the____plots.”*

Since the sentence says that the plots are borring, meaning that they are the worst plots. Therefore, for the blank, we will use “peores”. Because we have *los argumentos* we used the adjective in the plural.

Note that the adjectives must agree in the number and gender with the noun that they describe.

peores