Adjective Mastery Challenge

Identify whether the adjective 'happy' is gradable or non-gradable.

• static

• non-gradable

• gradable

• irrelevant

Create a sentence using the adjective 'beautiful'.

• The car was beautiful and fast.

• The sunset over the ocean was beautiful.

• The book was beautiful and interesting.

• She wore a beautiful hat yesterday.

Find the adjective in the following sentence: 'The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.'

• jumps

• quick, lazy

• over

• fox

Identify the extreme adjective in this passage: 'The mountain was the highest in the region, towering above all others.'

• tallest

• highest

• largest

• biggest

Answer this question using an extreme adjective: How would you describe the most delicious meal you've ever had?

• Exquisitely divine.

• Not worth mentioning.

• Slightly above average.

• Mediocre at best.

Is 'perfect' a gradable or non-gradable adjective?

• gradable

• comparative

• non-gradable

• superlative

Formulate a sentence using the adjective 'interesting' in its comparative form.

• This book is less interesting than the last one.

• This book is interesting than the last one.

• This book is more interesting than the last one.

• This book is the most interesting than the last one.

What is the correct order of adjectives in the phrase: 'a large old wooden table'?

• a wooden large old table

• an old large wooden table

• a table large old wooden

• a large old wooden table

A gradable adjective is an adjective that can be measured or quantified, and can be used in comparative or superlative forms.

• True

• False

A non-gradable adjective is an adjective that cannot be used in the comparative or superlative form, or with words like "very" or "less".

• False

• True