(Testing) Comparatives and superlatives

The United States is _______________________(big) than England.

• biggest

• bigger

• biger

• the bigger

• the biggest

My younger sister has a _______________________(tidy) room than me.

• tidyer

• the tidier

• the tidiest

• tidier

• more tidy

It is raining heavily outside. The weather is much ____________________________ (bad) than yesterday. 

• bad

• badder

• worse

• worst

• the baddest

You look ____________________________ (good) now than yesterday.

• the goodest

• well

• better

• best

• the better

This is ____________________________ (bad) coffee I have ever drank. It is too bitter and sour. 

• the baddest

• the worse

• the worst

• the most bad

She's got ____________________________ (few) sweets than you, but she doesn't care.

• fewer

• the fewest

• fewest

• the least

• less

Ann thinks that Mathematics is ____________________________(difficult) subject in the world.

• difficulter than

• the difficultest

• more difficult than

• the most difficult

• difficult

Victoria played ____________________________ (bad) Raymond last week.

• worse

• worse than

• badder

• badder than

• the baddest

Cats are not as ____________________________ (intelligent) as dogs.

• intelligent

• intelligenter than

• the intelligentest

• more intelligent than

• the most intelligent

Show me ____________________________ (good) cafe in Central.

• good

• the goodest

• better

• best

• the best