Adjective and Adverb Comparisons

This is an Aye-Aye

• An aye-aye is uglyer than a dog.
• An aye-aye is ugly a dog.
• An aye-aye is uglier than a dog.
• A dog is ugly the aye-aye.

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I think Michael Jackson is _______ Freddie Mercury.

• more famous
• famouser than
• more famous than
• famouser

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Monica has two jobs, so she is ______ her sister.

• more busy
• busyer than
• busier
• busier than

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His bag is as ______ as mine.

• heavy
• heavier
• heaviest
• more heavier

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Usain Bolt is the _________ runner in the competition.

• fast
• fastest
• faster
• more fastest

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Sue was flying in the _________ plane she had ever taken.

• smaller
• smallest
• more small
• most small

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Alaska's forests were the ____________ she had ever been to.

• larger
• largest
• most large
• large

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The Sears tower is the ______ amazing thing I've ever seen.

• most
• more
• amazingest
• less

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My Science class is _______ interesting than my Social Studies class.

• not
• more
• the more
• most

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On the writing assignments, Luisa is _____ careful than Yesenia. Luisa's punctuation is perfect.

• carefuller
• not
• more
• most

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