Degrees of Adjective

Which degree of comparison of an adjective has the meaning furthest away from the original adjective?

• Positive degree
• Comparative degree
• Superlative degree
• None of the above

Which degree of comparison of an adjective is used when comparing two things or persons?

• Positive degree
• Comparative degree
• Superlative degree
• None of the above

Which of the following degree of comparison of an adjective is used to compare more than two things or persons?

• Positive degree
• Comparative degree
• Superlative degree
• None of the above

Which of the following phrase is an example of comparative degree?

• She is stronger
• She is weakest
• She is the strongest
• She is stronger than me

Which of the following phrase is an example of superlative degree?

• He is the smartest
• He is smarter
• He is smartest
• He is smarter than me

Which of the following phrase is an example of positive degree?

• He is strongest
• He is smarter than her
• He is the strongest
• He is strong

Which of the following phrase is an example of positive degree?

• He is powerful
• He is the most powerful
• He is more powerful
• He is powerful than me

Which degree of comparison of an adjective is used when talking about a single thing or person?

• Positive degree
• Comparative degree
• Superlative degree
• None of the above

Which of the following phrase is an example of comparative degree?

• He is faster
• He is the fastest
• He is faster than me
• He is the fastest runner

Which of the following phrase is an example of superlative degree?

• He is the most intelligent
• He is more intelligent
• He is intelligent
• He is the most intelligent student