Comparative and Superlative Adjectives and Adverbs

Diane worked ---- on her report than anyone else in the class.

• more hard

• more hardly

• harder

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Rosa bakes ---- cakes of any baker in the city.

• more delicious

• the most delicious

• the deliciousest

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Raphael listened ---- of anyone in the class.

• most closely

• closer

• closest

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Sidney is a ----- friend to me than Erika is.

• gooder

• better

• best

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In my opinion, gymnastics is the --- sport to watch during the Olympics.

• most interesting

• more interesting

• better

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I disagree. I think volleyball is --- to watch than gymnastics.

• funner

• most exciting

• more fun

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We met my grandparents at my uncle's family at Lake Powell. We had to travel ---- distance.

• most far

• the farthest

• the furthest

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When I was sick, Grandma gave me the -----,------ teddy bear in the world.

• softest, cuddliest

• most soft, most cuddly

• softer, cuddliest

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That turned out the be the ----- vacation we've ever taken. It rained every single day.

• worser

• worst

• baddest

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This syrup contains the ---- amount of sugar.

• littlest

• most little

• least

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