PSTS INGW with Mrs. Lidya (March 2025)

The adjective has three degree of comparison namely ...

• Positive, Comparative, Superlative

• Positive, Negative, Superlative

• Affirmative, Comparative, Superlative

• Affirmative, Positive, Superlative

• Positive, Affirmative, Superlative

Speaking of two objects or persons with different level is called ...

• Positive degree

• Comparative degree

• Superlative degree

• Affirmative degree

• Negative degree

Speaking of two objects or persons with the same level is called comparative degree.

• True

• False

Comparing more than two objects or persons with the highest or lowest level is called ... degree.​ ​

(a)  

Which one is the sentence using comparative degree?

• Arum is as beautiful as Dina.

• Arum is beautifuler than Dina.

• Arum is more beautiful than Dina.

• Arum is the beautifulest girl in the class.

• Arum is the most beautiful girl in the class.

Which one is the sentence using superlative degree?

• Arum is as beautiful as Dina.

• Arum is beautifuler than Dina.

• Arum is more beautiful than Dina.

• Arum is the beautifulest girl in the class.

• Arum is the most beautiful girl in the class.

Which one is not the form of comparison?

• more than three letters

• ending with i

• ending with y

• two or more syllables

• irregular

If the adjective ends with single consonant and has one syllable, we should double the last consonant.

• True

• False

Louise's height is 163 cm. Erla's height is 156 cm. Louise is ... than Erla.

(a)  

Mrs. Shine has 3 children and wants to give them some pocket money: Heize gets $20, Julle gets $25, Mike gets $30.

Based on the context, ... gets more money than Julle.

(a)