Pick out the most suitable comparatives and superlatives.
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1. My aunt is fat. (No comparison is made here, so a simple adjective fat is used.)
2. The fiercer of the two women was Lucy. (Two persons are compared, so the comparative of fiercer is used.)
3. Of the three stooges, the fat one is the funniest character. (More than two persons are involved in comparison, so the superlative funniest is used.)
4. I am not a good chest player myself.
5. He thinks his brain is better than mine.
6. Of course, Susan is smart.
7. Sally is the smartest student in the class.
8. Sue has got a better score in mathematics than the last one.
9. John has now run the farthest of all the participants.
10. Police are seeking further evidence before charging him.