Worksheets16.3 Practice Quiz
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 33mins
to the stars through difficulties
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A "regular" adjective that modifies a noun or pronoun.
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Happy
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What is a comparative adjective?
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What is the comparative ending for masculine and feminine comparative adjectives in Latin?
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What is the comparative ending for neuter comparative adjectives in Latin?
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Happier, rather happy, too happy (masculine or feminine)
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Happier, rather happy, too happy (neuter)
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Superlative Adjective
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Superlative adjective endings
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happiest, very happy
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good
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better
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best
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bad
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worse
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worst
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big
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bigger
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biggest
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small
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smaller
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smallest
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more
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most, very much, very many
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Meals I like better (mnemonic)
laetior
minor
peior
melior
If you ameliorate a situation, you make it
worse
better
bigger
smaller
Optimal conditions are the
best
worst
most
biggest
Malice: intentionally doing something
more
good
bad
better
Pee-or, sounds like Eeyore from Winnie the Poo, who expects worse things. (mnemonic)
malus
pessimus
peior
parvus
A pejorative term makes something seem
worse
worst
better
bigger
Pessimists always see the ______ in a situation
smallest
biggest
worst
best
Magnify is to make something ________
small
big
good
better
Major problems are ___________ than minor problems
bigger
smaller
better
happier
Maximize your efforts for the ____________ effects
smallest
biggest
worst
bad
Pardon us, a little mistake (mnemonic)
maior
minimus
minor
parvus
Minor details are _____________ than major
better
bigger
smaller
worse
Minimal effort is the _____________ that you can give
most
smallest
biggest
best
Multiple problems seems ___________.
much
smaller
small
good
Plural objects make the ______________
best
worst
most
smallest
