Understanding Degrees of Comparison

What is the positive degree of the adjective 'tall'?

• tallest

• tallish

• tall

• taller

Which form of the adjective 'happy' is used to compare two things?

• happily

• happyer

• happiest

• happier

What is the superlative form of the adjective 'fast'?

• fastestly

• fastestest

• more fast

• fastest

Identify the comparative form of the adjective 'good'.

• more good

• better

• gooder

• best

Which degree of comparison is used in the sentence: 'She is the smartest student in the class'?

• comparative

• positive

• superlative

• relative

What is the positive degree of the adjective 'bright'?

• bright

• luminous

• faint

• dull

Choose the correct comparative form: 'This book is (interesting, more interesting) than that one.'

• less interesting

• more interesting

• the most interesting

• interestingest

What is the superlative form of the adjective 'small'?

• smaller

• smallish

• smallest

• smallestest

Fill in the blank: 'He is (taller, tall) than his brother.'

• taller

• tallest

• the same height

• shorter

Which degree of comparison is used in the sentence: 'This puzzle is easier than the last one'?

• Adverbial degree

• Positive degree

• Superlative degree

• Comparative degree