Comparative and Superlative Adjectives Quiz

Use the comparative and superlative adjective: In general, people in Australia are _______ than people in Africa, but people in Europe are ________. (happy)

• more happier, the happiest

• happier, the most happy

• happier, the happiest

• more happy, the happiest

• the happiest, happier

Use the comparative and superlative adjective: Cycling is _______ than walking to school, but trams are _________. (good)

• the best, better

• better, the best

• gooder, the best

• better, the goodest

• the better, gooder

Use the comparative and superlative adjective: In the UK, rugby is _________ than tennis, but football is _________. (popular)

• more popular, the most popular

• the most popular, more popular

• popularer, the most popular

• more popular, the popularest

• more popularer, the most popular

Use the comparative and superlative adjective: The classroom is _______ than the library, but the computer room is _____. (hot)

• the hottest, hotter

• more hotter, the hottest

• hotter, the hottest

• hotter, the most hot

• hoter, hottest

Use the comparative and superlative adjective: Trains are ______ than coaches, but planes are ________form of transport. (safe)

• the safest, safer

• more safer, the safest

• safer, the most safe

• safer, the safest

• the most safe, the safest

Use the comparative and superlative adjective: Football is _______ than judo, but skiing is ____________. (dangerous)

• more dangerous, most dangerous

• dangerouser, more dangerous

• more dangerous, the dangerousest

• more dangerous, the most dangerous

• more dangerous, dangerous

Match the definition with a place: You can catch a train at the … .

• bus station

• car park

• park

• town hall

• train station

Match the definition with a place: You can park your car in the … .

• park

• bus station

• near the house

• car park

• train station

Match the definition with a place: You can buy clothes at the … .

• shopping centre

• post-office

• leisure centre

• concert hall

• church

Match the definition with a place: You can do sport in the ____.

• shopping centre

• post-office

• concert hall

• gym

• church