Comparative Adjectives Challenge

Identify the comparative adjective in this sentence: The kitten is smaller than its mother.

• kitten

• smaller

• mother

• than

Form a comparative sentence using the adjective 'tall' and 'than'.

• John is taller than Mike.

• Mike is more tall than John.

• John is the tallest than Mike.

• Mike is tall than John.

What is the comparative form of the two syllable adjective 'happy'?

• happiest

• more happy

• happier

• happyer

Which comparative sentence uses the irregular adjective "good" in the comparative form correctly?

• I am feeling better than yesterday.

• I am feeling gooder than yesterday.

• I am feeling goodier than yesterday.

• I am feeling good than yesterday.

Choose the correct comparative sentence using the adjective 'bright'.

• The sun was brighter in the morning.

• The brightest flower wilted in the shade.

• The more bright car raced down the street.

• She wore a brightier hat at the party.

Transform the adjective 'funny' into its comparative form.

• more humorous

• most funny

• funnier

• more funny

Use the adjective 'happy' in a sentence comparing two people.

• Alice is happier than Bob.

• Bob is more happy than Alice.

• Both Alice and Bob are happy.

• Alice is the happiest person in the room.

What is the comparative form of the adjective 'big'?

• bigly

• biggest

• bigger

• biggerer

Choose the correct comparative form: 'This puzzle is ___ (easy) than that one.'

• easiest

• more easy

• easier

• easyer

Transform the adjective 'lazy' into its comparative form.

• lazyest

• lazily

• lazierer

• lazier