Superlative Adjectives and Adverbs Test

Are the underlined words a superlative adjective or adverb?:

The most important meal of the day is breakfast.

• Adjective

• Adverb

Are the underlined words a superlative adjective or adverb?:

The thing I love most about school is that I can see all of my friends.

• Adjective

• Adverb

Are the underlined words a superlative adjective or adverb?:

I think that I am the least intelligent person in my family.

• Superlative Adjective

• Superlative Adverb

Are the underlined words a superlative adjective or adverb?:

In out class, Jeremy speaks the least English.

• Adjective

• Adverb

Read the sentence. Select whether it would make more sense to use 'most' or 'least' to make a superlative adjective.

I think that this is the ___ interesting painting in the museum. There is not anything I like about it.

• least

• most

Read the sentence. Select whether it would make more sense to use 'most' or 'least' to make a superlative adjective.

The clothes I wear the ___ are at the back of my wardrobe. They smell bad because they have been there for a long time.

• least

• most

Read the sentence. Select whether it would make more sense to use 'most' or 'least' to make a superlative adjective.

My big brother is the person that I admire ____. He is very brave and nice. I want to be like him.

• least

• most

Read the sentence. Select whether it would make more sense to use 'most' or 'least' to make a superlative adjective.

I remember my last holiday the ___. We did so many things and it was so much fun.

• least

• most

Read the sentence. Select whether it would make more sense to use 'most' or 'least' to make a superlative adjective.

She talks ___ when she is with her friends. With other people she is very quiet.

• least

• most

Read the sentence. Select whether it would make more sense to use 'most' or 'least' to make a superlative adjective.

That movie was the ___ ridiculous movie I've ever seen! I laughed so many times.

• least

• most