Choose the correct sentence:(A) Meerut is farther from Delhi than Gha…

The correct answer is Option (4) → (A) Only

An adjective is a word that describes a noun or a pronoun, for example a tall tree, the food is tasty.

Comparative of "far":

• Two places are compared, so the comparative degree is needed, followed by than.
• For physical distance the comparative of far is farther (also further). The superlative is farthest/furthest and is never followed by "than".
• This sentence: Meerut is farther from Delhi than Ghaziabad.
  Example: The station is farther from my house than the school.

(A) Meerut is farther from Delhi than Ghaziabad. — Correct.

• Comparative farther with "than".

(B) Meerut is furthest from Delhi than Ghaziabad. — Incorrect.

• "Furthest" is superlative and cannot be followed by "than".

(C) Meerut is near from Delhi than Ghaziabad. — Incorrect.

• "Near" is not comparative (it should be nearer to), and "near from" is wrong.
• Correct form: Meerut is nearer to Delhi than Ghaziabad.

(D) Meerut is far from Delhi than Ghaziabad. — Incorrect.

• "Far" is the positive degree.
• "Than" needs the comparative.

Tip: In this question the options do not follow the order of the statements (Option 1 = (C) Only, Option 2 = (D) Only, Option 3 = (B) Only, Option 4 = (A) Only). NTA often jumbles the options in this way, so after finding the correct statement, read the options carefully and mark the one with the right letter.