Mastering Comparatives and Superlatives

Identify the comparative form of 'fast'.

• fasterer

• faster

• fastest

• fastly

Which of the following is a comparative adjective: 'tall', 'taller', 'tallest'?

• tallest

• tallier

• tallish

• taller

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

• This book is gooder than the last one.

• This book is the best of all.

• This book is better than the last one.

• This book is more good than the last one.

What is the superlative form of 'happy'?

• happier

• happyest

• happiest

• happily

Create a sentence using the superlative form of 'interesting'.

• This is the least interesting book I have ever read.

• This book is interesting than the others.

• This is the most interesting book I have ever read.

• I found this book to be interesting.

Identify the comparative form of 'bad'.

• worse

• worsest

• more bad

• badder

Which sentence uses a comparative adjective correctly? A) She is the smartest in the class. B) He is taller than his brother.

• He is the tallest in the class.

• This book is more interesting than that one.

• She is smarter than her classmates.

• B) He is taller than his brother.

Formulate a sentence comparing two cities using 'big'.

• Chicago is bigger than Miami.

• New York is bigger than Los Angeles.

• San Francisco is the biggest city in California.

• Houston is smaller than Dallas.

What is the superlative form of 'bright'?

• brighter

• brightful

• brightestest

• brightest

Identify the comparative adjective in the sentence: 'This book is more exciting than that one.'

• more exciting

• more thrilling

• less exciting

• exciting