Adverbs and Comparative and Superlative Adverbs

Comparative and Superlative Adverbs

Multiple Choice

The teacher spoke_______________ than the other teacher to help us to understand.

• slow

• most slowly

• more slowly

Multiple Choice

Could you sing___________ please?

• more quietly

• quiet

• most quietly

Multiple Choice

Jim works _________than his brother

• hardly

• harder

• more hardly

• most hardly

Multiple Choice

Everyone in the race ran fast, but John ran the ________ of all.

• most fastly

• more fastly

• faster

• fastest

Multiple Choice

The little boy ran _________ than his friends

• farther

• more far

• most far

• more farther

Multiple Choice

You're driving _________________ today than yesterday

• bad

• more bad

• worse

• worst

• more worse

Multiple Choice

He played __________ of any player.

• most best

• more good

• good

• best

Multiple Choice

Choose the adverb in the following sentence.

I forget things more often nowadays

• forget

• more often

• nowadays

Multiple Choice

She began to speak quickly.

• She

• speak

• quickly

Multiple Choice

Choose the adverb.

His ankles hurt badly, but his knees hurt worst.

• ankles

• worst

• knees

Open Ended

Write one sentence in the comparative adverb and one in the superlative adverb.

Multiple Choice

Choose the adverb in the following sentence.

I forget things more often nowadays

• forget

• more often

• nowadays