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Worksheetscomparing with good and bad
Total questions: 68
Worksheet time: 53mins
True or False:
To use the adjectives good and bad to compare, use better or worse to compare two things.
true
false
True or false:
Use best and worst to compare three or more things.
true
false
Choose the best adjective in parentheses to complete each sentence.
Some people eat ___________ meals than other people. (better, best)
better
best
Choose the best adjective in parentheses to complete each sentence.
Skipping breakfast is the __________ way of all to start your day. (worse, worst)
worse
worst
Choose the best adjective in parentheses to complete each sentence.
Missing meals is __________ than eating regular meals. (worse, worst)
worse
worst
Choose the best adjective in parentheses to complete each sentence.
Eating large meals is often _____________ than eating small ones. (worse, worst)
worse
worst
Choose the best adjective in parentheses to complete each sentence.
Eating too much at one time is the _________ way to eat. (worse, worst)
worse
worst
Choose the best adjective in parentheses to complete each sentence.
Eating slowly is __________ for you than eating fast. (better, best)
better
best
Choose the best adjective in parentheses to complete each sentence.
Some foods are __________for you than others. (better, best)
better
best
Choose the best adjective in parentheses to complete each sentence.
Fresh vegetables are some of the ___________ foods of all. (better, best)
better
best
Choose the best adjective in parentheses to complete each sentence.
Apples are one of the ________ of all fruits for your test. (better, best)
better
best
Choose the best adjective in parentheses to complete each sentence.
Baked potatoes are _________ for you than potato chips. (better, best)
better
best
Complete the sentence with the correct answer:
Adjectives must be placed in a certain ________ if more than one adjective is used in a sentence.
order
shell
line
True or False:
Adjectives can be in many categories: number, opinion, size, age, shape, color, origin, material,and purpose.
True
false
Choose the order that is used correctly.
Ninjas are large, lovely, and ancient.
Ninjas have black, rectangular belts.
They have small, oval eyes.
Get rid of that pink, useless belt!
Which of the following sentences uses the size adjective "massive" correctly?
Up ahead, the massive mountain loomed above them.
The mountain is massive at only 3,000 years old.
Beside the mountain, what had once been a beautiful lodge now had a dirty, massive look.
The mountain was the same massive color as the sky.
Which of the following sentences uses an opinion adjective?
The Pacific Ocean is the largest ocean in the world.
Landon thought that his pet pig was the most intelligent animal in the world.
Ella waited for her dinner in the largest room of the house.
The man strutted down the street in a gold suit.
What is the age adjective in the following sentence?
The palace was a modern building with electrical outlets and WiFi.
palace
modern
electrical
outlets
In which of the following sentences is the word "maroon" used as an adjective?
I like the color maroon because it makes me think of autumn leaves.
Hudson wanted a pair of maroon sneakers for his birthday.
The flood could maroon the family on their roof.
I plan to paint my bedroom walls the color maroon.
Which of the following sentences uses a material adjective?
Jack used a strange key to open the treasure box.
The sofa was awkward and wouldn’t fit through the door.
Reese studied dance for many years before she made her debut.
Tim dreamed of wearing a silken robe to the pajama party.
Of all the holidays, Memorial Day is the __________ day for a parade.
good
better
best
The weather in late May is usually ______ than in early spring.
good
better
best
This year, May's weather was ____ than April's.
bad
worse
worst
Attendance at the parade was the ___________ it's ever been.
bad
worse
worst
The Lane Middle School band looked _________ this year than last year.
good
better
best
Of all the instruments, the trumpets sounded _________.
good
better
best
Even the drummers sounded __________.
good
better
best
The band's marching at practice looked ___________ because of the rain.
bad
worse
worst
The band's performance was ______________ than that of the Howard Middle School band.
good
better
best
Next year, the band hopes for ________ weather than it had this year.
good
better
best
I think Colorado is the _____ place of all for skiing.
better
best
Skiing on ice is _____ than walking on snow.
worse
worst
Jen likes tropical weather_____ than artic weather.
better
best
It feels _____ to be too cold than to be too hot.
worse
worst
Do you think the _____ weather of all can be found in Hawaii?
better
best
Tornadoes are _____ in Kansas than in Maine.
worse
worser
Sunny days are _____ than rainy days everywhere.
more better
better
The _____ season for travel is spring.
most good
best
Did you ever see a _____ storm?
badder
worse
The storm was the _____ one in Iowa's history.
worst
baddest
Use the correct form of the adj. in parentheses:
The (bad) trip we ever took was when we lost our luggage.
bad
badder
worse
worst
Use the correct form of the adj. in parentheses:
We had the (good) time at the amusement park.
good
better
more better
best
Use the correct form of the adj. in parentheses:
My brother likes theme parks (good) than mountains.
good
better
more better
best
Use the correct form of the adj. in parentheses:
I like the desert (good) of all.
good
better
best
bestest
We hope our next vacation will be even (good).
better
more better
best
bestest
Use the correct form of the adj. in parentheses:
I saw the (good) news program on t.v. last night
better
more better
best
bestest
Use the correct form of the adj. in parentheses:
It said that Hurricane Floyd was the (bad) storm to hit North Carolina.
bad
badder
worse
worst
Use the correct form of the adj. in parentheses:
It was one of the (bad) hurricanes in years.
worse
worst
badder
baddest
Use the correct form of the adj. in parentheses:
The water damage was far (bad) than the wind damage.
badder
baddest
worse
worst
Use the correct form of the adj. in parentheses:
I've never seen (good) news coverage.
better
best
gooder
goodest
Micheal is the ______ singer of everyone in the chorus.
best
better
You have a ______ chance of winning the race than I do.
best
better
This has been the _____ day ever!
best
better
Tigers are _____ swimmers than lions.
best
better
I am a ________ cook than my mother.
worst
worse
These are the _______ seats in the theatre.
worse
worst
Our house has the _________ damage from the storm.
worst
worse
Finally, the _________ part of the test was over.
worse
worst
Choose the correct option to complete the sentence.
Mike had the _____________ score in the game.
better
best
Choose the correct option to complete the sentence.
Gina is a ______________ runner than me.
best
better
I am a ___________ swimmer than Jack.
better
best
Choose the correct option to complete the sentence.
This is the ________________restaurant I´ve ever been.
best
better
Choose the correct option to complete the sentence.
She is the _______________ singer.
better
best
Choose the correct option to complete the sentence.
That movie was the ________ I’ve seen in a long time.
worse
worst
Choose the correct option to complete the sentence.
The thunderstorm is _________ than the one we had last month.
worse
worst
Choose the correct option to complete the sentence.
She is feeling ________ than she was yesterday.
worse
worst
Choose the correct option to complete the sentence.
That ice cream flavor is the ______________ I´ve ever tasted.
worse
worst
Choose the correct option to complete the sentence.
I played the _____________ I ever did in my baseball game today.
worse
worst
