Comparative Adjectives Challenge

Formulate a sentence using the comparative form of 'big'.

• bigly

• bigger

• biggestly

• biggest

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'bigger' because it is the comparative form of 'big', used to compare two things in terms of size.

Spell the comparative form of 'fast'.

• fastly

• fastest

• faster

• slower

Answer explanation

The comparative form of 'fast' is 'faster' as it indicates a higher degree of speed compared to 'fast'.

Complete the sentence: My house is _______ than yours.

• faster

• taller

• bigger

• smaller

Answer explanation

The correct answer is 'bigger' because the sentence is comparing the size of the houses, indicating that 'bigger' is the appropriate choice.

What is the comparative form of 'tall'?

• tallier

• tallness

• taller

• tallest

Answer explanation

The comparative form of 'tall' is 'taller'. It is used when comparing two things, indicating that one is more tall than the other.

Use the word 'happy' in a sentence with its comparative form.

• She is more happy today than yesterday.

• She is happiest today than yesterday.

• She is happy today than yesterday.

• She is happier today than yesterday.

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'She is happier today than yesterday.' as it correctly uses the comparative form of 'happy'.

Spell the comparative form of 'strong'.

• strongest

• stronged

• stronger

• strongly

Answer explanation

The correct comparative form of 'strong' is 'stronger'. It follows the pattern of adding '-er' to form the comparative degree.

Which is correct: 'She is more intelligent' or 'She is most intelligent'?

• 'She is more intelligent'

• She is most smart

• She is most intelligent

• She is more smart

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'She is more intelligent' because it compares intelligence between two individuals, while 'She is most intelligent' implies she is the most intelligent among a group.

Form a sentence using the comparative form of 'beautiful'.

• She is more beautiful than her sister.

• She is more lovely than her sister.

• She is more pretty than her sister.

• She is more attractive than her sister.

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'She is more beautiful than her sister.' because it correctly uses the comparative form of 'beautiful' to compare two individuals.

What is the comparative form of 'hot'?

• hottest

• hotest

• hotterer

• hotter

Answer explanation

The comparative form of 'hot' is 'hotter', not 'hottest', 'hotest', or 'hotterer'. 'Hotter' is the correct choice for the comparison.

Complete the sentence: This book is _______ than that one.

• worse

• more expensiver

• better

• faster

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'better' because the sentence is comparing the quality of the books, not their price or speed.