Un/Clear comparasion; Where to put "more"?

[tina W]

1. Is the following sentence clear? If not, how to make it clearer?

I'm more like my father than my mother.

2. Where should the adv. "more" be put?

I look "more" like my father than my mother.
or
I look like my father "more" than my mother.

3. Again, are the sentences both clear in #2?

[Mister Micawber]

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1. I'm more like my father than my mother.-- This is clear.

2. I look like my father more than my mother.-- This is unclear; it could mean that both you and your mother look like your father.
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