trả lời giúp mik từ:    fierce và từ poisonous trong so sánh hơn tức là comparative adjective

In summary, fierce and poisonous are both strong adjectives used to describe qualities, but they are compared using comparative forms to show differences in intensity.

For example, a lion is more fierce than a rabbit, and a snake is more poisonous than a ladybug.

When comparing fierce and poisonous, the comparative form of fierce would be more fierce, while the comparative form of poisonous would be more poisonous.

Comparative adjectives are used to compare two or more things, showing which one has a higher or lower degree of a certain quality.

Poisonous is used to describe something that is harmful or deadly when ingested or touched.