DEGREES OF COMPARISON OF ADJECTIVES

It was ___ music I have ever heard.

• more beautiful

• less beautiful

• the most beautiful

• beautiful

• most beautiful

It’s ___ powder I have ever used.

• good

• –

• the best

• best

• better

Jan Gerard is the ___ of all to act.

• quickest

• quick

• quicker

• quicks

Mark Twain, one of ___ and ___ American writers, lived in a small town in his childhood.

• greater / most popular

• great / more popular

• the greatest / most popular

• more great / the most popular

• most great / the popular

- Why didn’t you discuss this question yesterday?

- It was ___ important than the others.

• little

• least

• the least

• –

• less

Your English is much ___ now. You’ve made___ mistakes this time.

• best / least

• better / less

• the best / less

• good / less

• best / the least

The Thames is ___ river in Great Britain.

• the longest

• long

• longest

• –

• longer

Please, tell me something ___ than this old joke.

• interesting

• less interesting

• more interesting

• the most interesting

• the least interesting

- Please, give me this bouquet of flowers. I think it’s ___ than the others.

- But it’s ___ .

- Never mind. I’ll buy it.

• beautiful / expensive

• more beautiful / more expensive

• the most beautiful / most expensive

• beautiful / most expensive

• most beautiful / most expensive

It is ______ to speak English than to understand it.

• the most difficult

• more difficult

• difficult

• most difficult