VOICES 5A unit 4 Comparative and Superlative Adjectives Quiz

Which of the following sentences correctly uses a comparative adjective to express a small difference?

• This book is much more interesting than that one.

• This book is slightly more interesting than that one.

• This book is the most interesting of all.

• This book is interesting and interesting.

Identify the sentence that uses a superlative adjective correctly.

• She is the taller than her sister.

• She is the tallest in her class.

• She is taller and taller every day.

• She is more tall than her sister.

Choose the sentence that correctly uses "by far" with a superlative adjective.

• This is by far the most delicious cake I've ever tasted.

• This is by far more delicious than the other cake.

• This is by far delicious.

• This is by far deliciously.

Which sentence correctly uses a comparative adjective with "a lot"?

• This exam is a lot more difficult than the last one.

• This exam is a lot difficult than the last one.

• This exam is a lot the most difficult.

• This exam is a lot difficult.

Select the sentence that correctly uses "one of" with a superlative adjective.

• She is one of the smartest student in the class.

• She is one of the smartest students in the class.

• She is one of the smarter student in the class.

• She is one of the smarter students in the class.

Which of the following sentences uses a comparative adjective correctly?

• This is the more exciting movie I've seen.

• This movie is more exciting than the last one.

• This movie is the most exciting than the last one.

• This movie is exciting and exciting.

Identify the sentence that uses "easily" with a superlative adjective correctly.

• He is easily the faster runner in the team.

• He is easily the fastest runner in the team.

• He is easily faster than the other runners.

• He is easily fast.

Choose the sentence that correctly repeats a comparative adjective with "and" to show change.

• The weather is getting colder and colder.

• The weather is getting cold and cold.

• The weather is getting the coldest and coldest.

• The weather is getting more cold and more cold.

Which sentence correctly uses a superlative adjective with "the least"?

• This is the least interesting than the other book.

• This is the least interesting book I've read.

• This is the least interesting and interesting book.

• This is the least interestingly book.

Select the sentence that correctly uses "as...as" with a comparative adjective.

• This puzzle is as more challenging as the last one.

• This puzzle is as challenging than the last one.

• This puzzle is as challenging as the last one.

• This puzzle is as challenging and challenging.