The document provides examples of using the phrases "as + adjective + as" and "more + adjective + than" to compare the qualities of different characters. It shows that "as + adjective + as" is used to indicate two things or people share the same level of a quality, while "more + adjective + than" suggests one thing or person has a greater level of a quality compared to the other. A variety of adjectives are given like tall, intelligent, beautiful, lazy, fatter, older, faster, uglier, courageous, and intelligent.

2. as + adjective + as
Read these examples:
Peter is as tall as Sue.
Ann is as intelligent as Jim.

5. Ariel is as beautiful as Jasmin.
Ariel is as beautiful as Jasmin.

6. Homer is as lazy as Garfield.
Homer is as lazy as Garfield.

7. Obelix is fatter than Asterix.
Obelix is fatter than Asterix.

8. Carl is older than Russell.
Carl is older than Russell.

9. Dash is faster than Mr Incredible.
Dash is faster than Mr Incredible.

10. Skinner is uglier than Linguini.
Skinner is uglier than Linguini.

11. Kim is more courageous than Ron.
Kim is more courageous than Ron.

12. The Robinsons are more modern
The Robinsons are more modern
than the Flinstones.
than the Flinstones.

13. Lisa is more intelligent than Bart.
Lisa is more intelligent than Bart.