Comparative Adjective & Adverbs

Mike worked ________________on his school work this year than last year.

• harder
• more hard

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Melissa walked into the classroom (loudly, more loudly, loudlier) than Ben.

• loudly
• more loudly
• loudlier

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Horses are ... ... dogs.

• faster than
• faster
• slower than
• slower

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Hamster are ... than rabbits.

• smaller than
• smaller
• bigger
• bigger than

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Most people think cats are ... ... ... fish.

• more interesting
• interesting than
• interesting
• more interesting than

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Rabbits are ... ... than turtles.

• more playful than
• playfuller
• more playfuler
• more playful

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Turtles are ... than rabbits.

• more friendly
• more friendlier
• friendlier
• friendlier than

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Penguin are ... on land than in the sea.

• more active
• slower
• heavier
• bigger

Tiger ... ... than a cat.

• stronger
• is stronger
• weaker
• is weaker

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Penguins are ... ... than pandas.

• cleaner
• more dangerous
• better swimmer
• more cute

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