Comparing Good and Bad

Mrs. Nelson thinks the broccoli is the (good) thing on the menu.

• best

• better

• most good

• goodest

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I don’t know which snack is (bad), chips or cookies.

• worst

• badder

• worse

• baddest

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My sculpture is the ______ of all.

• worse

• worst

• bad

• baddest

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Your cookies are ______ than mine, but Joe's are the ______.

• better, best

• better, good

• gooder, bestest

• good, best

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At least it wasn't a _____ melody.

• bad

• worst

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Which of the following sentences uses the correct form of 'good'?

• This is the goodest book I've read.

• This is the best book I've read.

• This is the most good book I've read.

• This is the better book I've read.

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Choose the sentence with the correct comparative form of 'bad'.

• This movie is badder than the last one.

• This movie is worse than the last one.

• This movie is worst than the last one.

• This movie is more bad than the last one.

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Identify the sentence with the correct superlative form of 'good'.

• She is the goodest player on the team.

• She is the best player on the team.

• She is the most good player on the team.

• She is the better player on the team.

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Which sentence correctly uses 'worse'?

• His performance was worse than mine.

• His performance was worst than mine.

• His performance was badder than mine.

• His performance was more bad than mine.

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Select the sentence with the correct use of 'better'.

• Her cooking is better than mine.

• Her cooking is best than mine.

• Her cooking is more good than mine.

• Her cooking is gooder than mine.

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