Adverb Comparison Quiz

Which of the following sentences uses the correct comparative form of the adverb "quickly"?

• She ran more quickly than her brother.

• She ran quicklier than her brother.

• She ran more quick than her brother.

• She ran quicker than her brother.

Choose the correct comparative form of the adverb "well" to complete the sentence: "He sings ______ than his sister."

• more well

• better

• best

• gooder

Which sentence correctly uses the comparative form of the adverb "badly"?

• She performed more badly than her friend.

• She performed badlier than her friend.

• She performed worse than her friend.

• She performed more bad than her friend.

Identify the correct comparative form of the adverb "slowly" in the following sentence: "The turtle moves ______ than the rabbit."

• more slowly

• slowlier

• more slow

• slower

Which of the following sentences uses the correct comparative form of the adverb "carefully"?

• He wrote more carefully than his classmate.

• He wrote carefulier than his classmate.

• He wrote more careful than his classmate.

• He wrote carefuler than his classmate.

Choose the correct comparative form of the adverb "early" to complete the sentence: "She arrived ______ than everyone else."

• more early

• earlier

• more earlier

• earlyer

Which sentence correctly uses the comparative form of the adverb "frequently"?

• He visits the library more frequently than his friends.

• He visits the library frequentlier than his friends.

• He visits the library more frequent than his friends.

• He visits the library frequenter than his friends.

Identify the correct comparative form of the adverb "hard" in the following sentence: "She works ______ than her colleagues."

• more hard

• harder

• hardlier

• more harder

Which of the following sentences uses the correct comparative form of the adverb "loudly"?

• He shouted more loudly than anyone else.

• He shouted loudlier than anyone else.

• He shouted more loud than anyone else.

• He shouted louder than anyone else.

Choose the correct comparative form of the adverb "far" to complete the sentence: "She can throw the ball ______ than her brother."

• more far

• farther

• farer

• more farther