WorksheetsAdjectives and Adverbs
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 15mins
Magister discipulīs laetīs fābulam nārrat.
of the happy students
to the happy students
in front of the happy students
near the happy students
Tū aquam pūriōrem in tōtā prōvinciā nōn inveniēs!
clean water
cleaner water
very clean water
the cleanest water possible
Mīlitēs impetum fortissimē sustinēbant.
bravely
as bravely as possible
very bravely
more bravely
Difficilius est librōs Platōnis intellegere.
difficult
rather difficult
very difficult
as difficult as possible
Māter laetissima līberōs spectat.
rather happy
happily
very happy
happy
Hannibal pugnāvit ferōcius quam aliī hostēs.
than other enemies
of other enemies
with other enemies
by other enemies
Cicerō semper pulchrē dīxit.
very beautiful
beautifully
rather beautifully
beautiful
Mārcus est puer malus, sed frāter suus peior.
the worst
better
worse
good
Amor est maior ōdiō.
Love is greater than hatred.
Love often defeats hatred.
Love always surpasses hatred.
Love is more wonderful than hatred
Post bellum mīles alācerrimē domum redierat.
eagerly
more eager
most eagerly
as eagerly as possible
Discipulī librum trīstissimum legēbant.
sadly
very sad
rather sad
sad
Minerva erat prūdentior cēterīs deīs.
than the rest of the gods
of the rest of the gods
with the rest of the gods
by the rest of the gods
Parvī puerī celeriter arborem ascendērunt.
very quickly
quickly
rather quickly
as quickly as possible
Līberī ex silvā quam celerrimē cucurrērunt.
rather fast
that fast
as fast as possible
very fast
Ille poēta est melior hōc.
best of these
better than all
better than this one
very best of all
Hoc aedificium est melius tabernae quam templō.
good
better
best
very good
Necesse est discipulīs dīligentius studēre.
very diligently
so diligent
most diligent
more diligently
Pater meus est altior quam tuus!
tallest of all
taller than yours
taller than all of you
too tall
Iūlius, quī sordidissimus est, ad thermās īre cōnstituit.
rather dirty
dirty
hardly dirty
very dirty
“Ita vērō!” respondet mercātor. “Hae togae meliōrēs quam omnēs cēterae sunt!”
than
how
which
whom
