Quantitative Adjectives Quiz

Which sentence correctly uses a quantitative adjective to compare two quantities?

• The bowl has fewer apples than the basket.

• The bowl has less apples than the basket.

Choose the sentence that correctly uses a quantitative adjective.

• I have lesser books than you do.

• I have fewer books than you do.

Which sentence is correct when comparing quantities of water?

• I drank less water than she did.

• I drank fewer water than she did.

Select the sentence that correctly compares the quantities using a quantitative adjective.

• This recipe needs fewer sugar than the other.

• This recipe needs less sugar than the other.

Which sentence correctly uses a quantitative adjective to compare the number of pencils?

• She has fewer pencils than I do.

• She has less pencils than I do.

Choose the correct sentence that uses a quantitative adjective to compare amounts of milk.

• You need fewer milk for this recipe.

• You need less milk for this recipe.

Which sentence correctly uses a quantitative adjective to compare the number of cars?

• There are fewer cars in the parking lot today than yesterday.

• There are less cars in the parking lot today than yesterday.

Select the sentence that correctly uses a quantitative adjective to compare quantities of sand.

• You have less sand in your sandbox than in mine.

• You have fewer sand in your sandbox than in mine.

Which sentence correctly uses a quantitative adjective to compare the number of tickets?

• I have less tickets than you for the concert.

• I have fewer tickets than you for the concert.

Choose the sentence that correctly uses a quantitative adjective to compare amounts of happiness.

• She felt fewer happiness than before.

• She felt less happiness than before.