GED U2 L2-3 modifiers/comparatives

In the triathlon he swam much (a)   (fast) he cycled.

In the ski-jumping event, participants were required to go much (a)   (far) ever before.

Generally, countries with a _______ (cold) climate are ______ _ (successful) in the Winter Olympics.

(a)  

Spectators found this ice-hockey game (a)   (interesting) than the last one.

Before the Games she practised (a)   (often) her team mates.

The oldest recorded male medallist was 72 years old, making him 62 years (a)   (old) the youngest-ever medallist

He accepted defeat with grace: more (a)   (gracefully) the rest of his team.

What's the modifier in this sentence:

The other three countries represented won roughly the same number of medals each.

• represented

• same

• roughly

What's the superlative adjective in this sentence:

The pie chart, however, shows which countries are the most successful in rowing.

• however

• successful

• most successful

What are the 2 modifiers in this sentence:

Looking at the bar chart it is easily apparent that China has been significantly more successful than any other country in badminton.

• easily (apparent)

• more successful

• significantly (more)

• any (other)