Degrees of Comparison

Identify the comparative form of 'happy'.

• more happy

• happiest

• happier

• happyer

What is the superlative form of 'fast'?

• fastestly

• fastest

• faster

• fastly

Choose the correct comparative adjective: 'This book is ___ than that one (interesting)'.

• most interesting

• more interesting

• equally interesting

• less interesting

Formulate a sentence using the superlative form of 'funny'.

• He is the funnier person in the group.

• She is the funniest comedian I know.

• They are more funny than anyone else.

• That was a funny joke.

Differentiate between the degrees: 'tall', 'taller', 'tallest'.

• Tall is a superlative, taller is positive, tallest is comparative.

• Tall is positive, taller is comparative, tallest is superlative.

• Tall is a noun, taller is an adverb, tallest is a verb.

• Tall is a comparative, taller is superlative, tallest is positive.

Use 'big' in its comparative form in a sentence.

• This house is bigger than the one we saw yesterday.

• This is the biggest dog I've ever seen.

• This mountain is more big than the last one we climbed.

• This car is biger than my old one.

What is the superlative form of 'bright'?

• brightest

• brighter

• brightestest

• brightful

Identify the comparative adjective in this sentence: 'She is smarter than her brother.'

• smart

• smartest

• smarter

• smarterer

He speaks ___ as his father.

• more clear

• as clear

• as tall

• as big

Which of the following is NOT a comparative adjective?

• taller

• brighter

• sadder

• happy