Comparative & Superlative Adjectives & Adverbs

Comparative & Superlative Adjectives & Adverbs

Multiple Choice

What does an adjective modify?

• nouns or pronouns

• adjectives

• verbs

• adverbs

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What does an adverb modify? (3 answers)

• nouns or pronouns

• adjectives

• verbs

• adverbs

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What is the adjective in this sentence? Jackson Avenue is a long street.

• Jackson

• avenue

• long

• street

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What is the adverb in this sentence? We progressed quickly.

• we

• progressed

• quickly

Multiple Choice

What is the comparative adjective in this sentence? Washington Avenue is longer than Jackson Avenue.

• Washington

• longer

• than

• avenue

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What is the comparative adverb in this sentence? We progressed more quickly than they did.

• we

• progressed

• more quickly

• did

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What is the superlative adjective in this sentence? Lincoln Avenue is the longest street in town.

• Lincoln

• longest

• street

• town

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What is the superlative adverb in this sentence? We progressed the most quickly of all.

• We

• most quickly

• of

• all

Multiple Choice

Is the adjective in this sentence positive, comparative, or superlative? My fuzzy cat is named Steven.

• positive

• comparative

• superlative

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Is the adjective in this sentence positive, comparative, or superlative? He is bigger than my other cat, Garnet.

• positive

• comparative

• superlative

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Is the adjective in this sentence positive, comparative, or superlative? He is the sweetest cat I've ever had.

• positive

• comparative

• superlative

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Is the adverb in this sentence positive, comparative, or superlative? Steven eats his food quickly.

• positive

• comparative

• superlative

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Is the adverb in this sentence positive, comparative, or superlative? He eats more quickly than Garnet, so he steals her food a lot.

• positive

• comparative

• superlative

Multiple Choice

Is the adverb in this sentence positive, comparative, or superlative? He eats the most quickly when he likes his food.

• positive

• comparative

• superlative

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