UNIT 2: why do landscapes change?

What are superlative adjectives?

• Superlative adjectives are used to compare two things.

• Superlative adjectives are used to indicate a lack of comparison between things.

• Superlative adjectives are used to show which thing is the highest or lowest in a certain quality.

Match the following short adjectives with their superlative form:

• longest

• noisy

• noisiest

• big

• highest

• short

• shortest

• high

• biggest

• long

Match the following long adjectives with their superlative form:

• the most dangerous

• dangerous

• the most extreme

• beautiful

• the most difficult

• colourful

• the most beautiful

• extreme

• the most colourful

• difficult

Match the following adjectives with their superlative form:

• the windiest

• bad

• the farthest

• good

• the best

• windy

• the worst

• hard

• the hardest

• far

What's this?

a

Volcano

Glacier

Rainforest

Mediocre

It's a hot, dry and sandy place. What is it?

• It's a Glacier.

• It's a desert.

• It's a mountain range.

• It's a rainforest.

It's a wet forest, usually with tropical species of plants. What is it?

• It's a Glacier.

• It's a desert.

• It's a mountain range.

• It's a rainforest.

Match the following:

• Rainforest

• 
• Glacier

• 
• Volcano

• 
• Mountain range

• 
• Desert

• 

Angel falls is the ​ (a)   waterfall on Earth.

• highest
• fastest
• shortest
• happiest

Atacama is the ​ ​ (a)   desert on Earth.

• fastest
• shortest
• happiest
• driest