WorksheetsComparative & Superlative Quiz
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 10mins
History is ___________ than Chemistry.
easier
easiest
more easy
most easy
Bangu is considered to be __________place in Rio.
the hotter
the most hot
the hottest
the more hot
Sandy is _______ singer in Brasil.
Excuse me!
the shortest
the fattest
the most beautiful
the ugliest
Tip: Sandy's obviosly not fat. She's 1,56m. Joelma, Silmone and Simaria are 1,52m and they're clearly much uglier. Choose wisely: I'm about to grade tests! ಠ_ಠ
November is ______ Ausgust.
more hotter than
hottest than
hotter than
most hotter than
Living in Leblon is _______
than living in Bangu .
hotter
more expensive
cheaper
more tiring
São Gonçalo - excuse me again - is ___ second _______ city in Rio State.
the/ most populated
the/ richest
the/ most dangerous
the/ best
When we have to add -er (Comparative) and -est (Superlative), it is corret to say that:
I. In one-syllable adjectives finishing in consonant-vowel-consonant, we have to double the last consonant before adding the termination.
II. We have to use "more" and "the most" before the adjective.
III. If the adjective finishes in "y" we have to remove the "y"
and add "i" before the termination.
IV. We just have to add the termination to
most two-or more- syllabe adjectives.
Statements I and II are correct.
Statements II and III are correct.
Statements I and III are correct.
Statements I, II and IV are correct.
We always have to use "than" when we're comparing. Excepet when the comparison is in context.
Eg.:
Sam: Girl, I hate Math. It's too difficult.
Sylvie: I get you, sis. But Physics is way harder.
True.
False.
We don't necessarily have to use "the" before the adjective when we're using the superlative. It's optional. Like:
He is the coolest guy in town.
=
He is coolest guy in town.
True.
False.
About comparatives and superlatives it's correct to say that:
I. "More" is used in comparative.
II. "Most" is used in superlative.
III. We have to add -er for superlative and -est for comparative.
IV. In superlative we use a noun (city, place, singer) and a parameter (in Rio, in Rio State, in Brazil) after the adjective.
Only statement I is correct.
Statements I and II are correct.
Only Statement III is correct.
Statements I, II and IV are correct.
Statements III and IV are correct.
