Identify the comparative adjective in the sentence: She is taller than her sister.

• shorter

• taller

• smarter

• faster

Form a comparative sentence using the adjective 'fast'.

• The cheetah is faster than the lion.

• The sloth is faster than the eagle.

• The turtle is faster than the rabbit.

• The snail is faster than the cheetah.

Identify the superlative adjective in the sentence: This is the most delicious cake I have ever tasted.

• very delicious

• most tasty

• extremely yummy

• most delicious

Form a superlative sentence using the adjective 'beautiful'.

• She is the most beautiful woman I have ever encountered.

• She is the most beautiful woman I have ever met.

• She is the most beautiful woman I have ever seen.

• She is the most beautiful woman I have ever known.

Identify the comparative adjective in the sentence: The blue car is faster than the red car.

• slower

• fastest

• quick

• faster

Form a comparative sentence using the adjective 'expensive'.

• expensiver

• less expensive

• more expensive

• most expensive

Identify the superlative adjective in the sentence: He is the smartest student in the class.

• brightest

• smartest

• cleverest

• intelligentest

Form a superlative sentence using the adjective 'interesting'.

• The most interesting movie I've ever watched.

• The most interesting book I've ever read.

• The interesting book I've ever read.

• The interesting book I've ever read.

Identify the comparative adjective in the sentence: This book is more interesting than the last one.

• interestingest

• most interesting

• more interesting

• more interestinger

Form a comparative sentence using the adjective 'comfortable'.

• She is comfortable than him.

• She is comfortable more than him.

• She is more comfortable than him.

• She is more comfortable as him.