Discussion
Getting to the top is ________________ than staying on top.
Answer: D
The correct word is easier.
The sentence compares two things, getting to the top and staying on top, and the word 'than' calls for a comparative adjective. 'Easy' forms its comparative with -er: easy, easier, easiest.
'More easy' doubles up on the comparison for a short adjective that already takes -er. 'Much easy' is ungrammatical, since 'much' can only intensify a comparative ('much easier'). 'Easiest' is the superlative, used when comparing three or more things, and cannot be followed by 'than'.
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