1. Choose the sentence that demonstrates a superlative used ironically:
A. That was the best day of my life!
B. That was the worst day ever.
C. That was the most brilliant idea…not.
D. He is the tallest person in the room.
2. Identify the sentence that contains a redundant comparative:
A. She is more prettier than her sister.
B. He is smarter than his brother.
C. This book is more interesting than that one.
D. The weather is hotter today than yesterday.
3. Identify the sentence with an incorrect comparative form:
A. This book is more interesting than that one.
B. She is younger than her sister.
C. He is more happier now.
D. The weather is hotter today than yesterday.
4. Which sentence correctly uses a superlative adjective to describe an extreme quality?
A. This is the goodest cake I’ve ever had.
B. This is the most perfect cake I’ve ever had.
C. This is the more perfect cake I’ve ever had.
D. This cake is very perfect.
5. Choose the sentence that correctly uses ‘as much as’ or ‘as many as’:
A. I have as much books as you do.
B. I have as many water as you do.
C. I have as many books as you do.
D. I have as much apples as you do.
6. Choose the sentence where the superlative form is misused:
A. This is the best movie I’ve ever seen.
B. She is the most intelligent student in the class.
C. He is the most tallest man in the room.
D. That was the worst experience of my life.
7. Identify the sentence that uses the comparative form to express parallel increase:
A. The more you eat, the fatter you get.
B. He is taller than his sister.
C. She is happier today than yesterday.
D. This car is faster than that one.
8. Identify the sentence with correct usage of ‘fewer’ versus ‘less’:
A. There are less people here than yesterday.
B. There are fewer water bottles than cups.
C. There is fewer traffic today.
D. There are fewer people here than yesterday.
9. Choose the sentence using a comparative to show an increasing negative impact:
A. The more he lies, the worse it gets.
B. He is badder than his brother.
C. She is the worst liar I know.
D. Lying is bad.
10. Which sentence incorrectly uses ‘farther’ vs. ‘further’?
A. He ran farther than I did.
B. I need to look further into this issue.
C. The star is farther away than the planet.
D. Let’s discuss this farther.
11. Select the sentence that correctly uses ‘worse’ or ‘worst’:
A. This is the worse movie I have ever seen.
B. This is the worst movie I have ever seen.
C. The weather is more worse today.
D. He is a worst player than his brother.
12. Which of the following is an example of a comparative used to show a lack of change?
A. The more things change, the more they stay the same.
B. He is taller than his father.
C. She is happier now than she was before.
D. This car is faster than that one.
13. Identify the sentence that incorrectly uses the comparative of ‘bad’:
A. This is worse than I expected.
B. This is more bad than I expected.
C. This is badder than I expected.
D. This is not as good as I expected.
14. Which sentence uses ‘older’ vs ‘elder’ correctly?
A. She is older than her elder sister.
B. She is elder than her older sister.
C. She is older than her older sister.
D. She is elder than her elder sister.
15. Identify the sentence where the comparative is formed incorrectly for a two-syllable adjective:
A. She is cleverer than her brother.
B. He is more handsome than his cousin.
C. The movie was more simple than the book.
D. The test was easier than I expected.
16. Which sentence uses the superlative to indicate something is the least of all options?
A. This is the most bad idea.
B. This is the least good idea.
C. This is the better idea.
D. This is the goodest idea.
17. Which sentence demonstrates the correct use of ‘better’?
A. He is gooder than his brother at sports.
B. She is more better at math than me.
C. This is the bestest option we have.
D. He is better at playing the guitar than I am.
18. Choose the sentence that correctly uses a comparative to express a preference:
A. I prefer coffee than tea.
B. I prefer coffee to tea.
C. I prefer coffee more than tea.
D. I prefer coffee over tea.
19. Identify the sentence with the correct use of double comparatives (the more…, the more…):
A. The more you study, you will be more smarter.
B. More you study, more you learn.
C. The more you study, the more you learn.
D. You study more, you learn more.
20. Select the sentence that uses ‘the least’ correctly in a superlative:
A. He is the least tallest in the group.
B. She is the least happy person I know.
C. This is the least good option available.
D. That was the least worse decision we could have made.
21. Choose the sentence that correctly uses the comparative form:
A. My car is more fast than yours.
B. My car is faster than yours.
C. My car is fastlier than yours.
D. My car is fast than yours.
22. Select the sentence using the superlative form correctly:
A. He is the taller in the class.
B. He is the most tall in the class.
C. He is the tallest in the class.
D. He is tallest in the class.
23. Choose the sentence that correctly uses irregular comparative/superlative forms:
A. This is the goodest cake I’ve ever tasted.
B. He is the more good player on the team.
C. She is the best student in the class.
D. That was the badder movie I’ve ever seen.
24. Select the sentence that correctly uses ‘as soon as’ in a comparative context:
A. As soon as he arrived, she left quicklier.
B. As soon as he arrived, she left more quickly.
C. As soon as he arrived, she left as quickly.
D. As soon as he arrived, she left quickest.
25. Which of the following sentences correctly uses ‘less’ in a comparative?
A. He is less taller than his brother.
B. She is less intelligent than her friend.
C. This car is less faster than that one.
D. They are less stronger than us.
26. Which sentence uses the superlative to compare something to all others in a group?
A. She is taller than her sister.
B. He is the most intelligent in his family.
C. This car is faster than that one.
D. The weather is hotter today than yesterday.
27. Which sentence correctly uses ‘as…as’ to show equality?
A. She is as taller as her brother.
B. She is as tall than her brother.
C. She is as tall as her brother.
D. She is tall as her brother.
28. Select the sentence that correctly uses ‘as little as’ to compare quantity:
A. I have as little money than you.
B. I have as little money as you.
C. I have as little coins as you.
D. I have as few money as you.
29. Which sentence uses the comparative form to show a gradual increase?
A. The weather is getting colder.
B. The weather is colder than yesterday.
C. The weather is the coldest it’s ever been.
D. The weather is as cold as it was last year.
30. Choose the sentence that correctly uses ‘the most’ with a long adjective:
A. She is the intelligentest person I know.
B. He is the most kinder person I know.
C. This is the most beautifulest painting in the museum.
D. She is the most intelligent person I know.
31. Which of these is the correct superlative form of ‘bad’?
A. badder
B. worse
C. worst
D. more bad
32. Which sentence correctly uses ‘as much as’ to compare quantities?
A. I don’t have as much money than you.
B. I don’t have much money as you.
C. I don’t have as much money as you.
D. I don’t have so much money as you.
33. Which sentence correctly uses the superlative of ‘early’?
A. She arrived more early than everyone else.
B. She arrived the earlyest.
C. She arrived the earliest.
D. She arrived earlier than everyone else.
34. Choose the correct sentence using ‘than’ or ‘then’.
A. He is taller then I am.
B. He is taller than I am.
C. He is taller then me.
D. He is taller than me.
35. Select the correct superlative form of ‘beautiful’.
A. beautifuler
B. most beautiful
C. beautifulest
D. more beautiful
36. Which of the following is the correct superlative form of ‘far’?
A. farer
B. more far
C. farthest
D. farrest
37. Complete the sentence: ‘This is ______ experience I’ve ever had.’ (using ‘amazing’)
A. more amazing
B. the more amazing
C. the most amazing
D. amazinger
38. Choose the sentence that correctly uses ‘the least’ to show the lowest degree.
A. He is the less interested in sports.
B. He is the least interested in sports.
C. He is the little interested in sports.
D. He is less interested in sports.
39. Which sentence correctly uses the comparative form of the adjective ‘good’?
A. This cake is gooder than that one.
B. This cake is most good than that one.
C. This cake is better than that one.
D. This cake is good than that one.
40. Which sentence uses ‘as…as’ correctly to show equality?
A. He is as tall than his father.
B. He is so tall as his father.
C. He is as tall as his father.
D. He is tall as his father.
41. Choose the correct sentence that uses ‘as few as’ to compare countable items.
A. I have as few money as you.
B. I have as few books than you.
C. I have as few books as you.
D. I have few books as you.
42. Select the sentence that correctly uses ‘the’ with a comparative.
A. The more, the merrier.
B. More, the merrier.
C. The more, merrier.
D. More, merrier.
43. Which sentence uses the comparative form to express a parallel increase?
A. The more you sleep, you feel good.
B. The more you sleep, the gooder you feel.
C. The more you sleep, the better you feel.
D. You sleep more, you feel better.
44. Which sentence demonstrates the correct use of ‘further’ vs. ‘farther’?
A. I need further information on the topic.
B. I need farther information on the topic.
C. The star is further away than the planet.
D. The star is farther information than the planet.
45. Select the sentence that correctly uses the comparative of ‘late’.
A. He arrived later than expected.
B. He arrived more late than expected.
C. He arrived latelier than expected.
D. He arrived latere than expected.
46. Which of the following uses the superlative form correctly to describe a group?
A. She is tallest of her family.
B. She is the taller of her family.
C. She is the tallest of her family.
D. She is more tall of her family.
47. Which of the following sentences is grammatically correct?
A. She is the most intelligent than anyone else in the class.
B. She is more intelligent than anyone else in the class.
C. She is the intelligentest than anyone else in the class.
D. She is intelligenter than anyone else in the class.
48. Choose the sentence that correctly uses the superlative with ‘of all’.
A. She is most talented of all the students.
B. She is the talentedest of all the students.
C. She is the most talented of all the students.
D. She is talenteder of all the students.
49. Choose the sentence that uses the superlative form of the adjective ‘interesting’ correctly.
A. This book is interestingest than all the others.
B. This book is the most interesting than all the others.
C. This book is more interesting of all the others.
D. This book is the most interesting of all the others.
50. Identify the sentence that correctly uses the comparative form with ‘less’.
A. He is less taller than his sister.
B. He is less tall than his sister.
C. He is lesser tall than his sister.
D. He is the less tall than his sister.
51. Which of the following sentences uses ‘elder’ correctly?
A. He is elder than his brother.
B. He is the elder in the family.
C. He is more elder than his brother.
D. He is the most elder in the family.
52. Complete the sentence: ‘The weather today is ______ than yesterday.’ (using ‘cold’)
A. coldest
B. colder
C. more cold
D. as cold
53. Which of these is the correct comparative form of ‘little’?
A. littler
B. more little
C. less
D. least
54. Choose the correct comparative form of ‘busy’.
A. busyer
B. more busy
C. busiest
D. busyier
55. Which of the following sentences contains an error in the use of comparative or superlative adjectives?
A. She is taller than her brother.
B. He is the fastest runner in the team.
C. This is the more easiest question.
D. My car is older than yours.
56. What is the superlative form of ‘quickly’?
A. quickliest
B. more quickly
C. most quickly
D. quicker
57. Identify the sentence that uses the comparative correctly with an irregular verb.
A. She did gooder on the test than he did.
B. She did more well on the test than he did.
C. She did better on the test than he did.
D. She did weller on the test than he did.
58. Which sentence correctly compares two actions?
A. She sings gooder than he does.
B. She sings more good than he does.
C. She sings better than he does.
D. She sings good than he does.
59. Which sentence uses the double comparative incorrectly?
A. The more you practice, the better you become.
B. The harder he tried, the more frustrated he got.
C. The earlier you arrive, the more easier it will be.
D. The faster you drive, the more dangerous it is.
60. What is the comparative form of ‘carefully’?
A. carefullier
B. more carefully
C. carefuller
D. carefulest
61. Choose the correct superlative form for the adjective ‘bad’.
A. badest
B. more bad
C. most bad
D. worst
62. Identify the sentence where the comparison is illogical.
A. The weather in London is colder than New York.
B. The weather in London is colder than the weather in New York.
C. The weather in London is colder than that in New York.
D. The weather in London is colder than New York’s.
63. Choose the sentence that uses the comparative to express increasing discomfort.
A. The weather is getting more and more hot.
B. The weather is getting hoter and hoter.
C. The weather is getting hotter and hotter.
D. The weather is getting more hot and more hot.
64. Choose the sentence that correctly uses ‘the more…the more’.
A. The more you study, you get gooder grades.
B. More you study, the more good grades you get.
C. The more you study, the more better grades you get.
D. The more you study, the better grades you get.
65. Which sentence uses the superlative form of ‘good’ correctly?
A. He is the goodest student in the class.
B. He is the better student in the class.
C. He is the best student in the class.
D. He is the more good student in the class.
66. Which sentence demonstrates the correct use of ‘as…as’ for comparison?
A. He is as taller as his father.
B. He is as tall than his father.
C. He is as tall as his father.
D. He is so tall as his father.
67. Choose the sentence that correctly compares two unequal things using ‘different’.
A. This apple is different than that one.
B. This apple is different to that one.
C. This apple is different from that one.
D. This apple is different with that one.
68. Which sentence correctly uses ‘than I’ versus ‘than me’?
A. He is taller than I.
B. He is taller than me.
C. He is taller than myself.
D. He is taller than I am.
69. Choose the sentence that correctly uses ‘the sooner…the better’.
A. The sooner you start, the gooder it is.
B. The sooner you start, the more good it is.
C. The sooner you start, the better it is.
D. Sooner you start, the better it is.
70. Which sentence uses the correct superlative form of ‘little’ to describe amount?
A. He has the littlest money of all.
B. He has the less money of all.
C. He has the least money of all.
D. He has the more little money of all.
71. Identify the sentence that correctly uses ‘no sooner…than’.
A. No sooner had he arrived when it started raining.
B. No sooner he had arrived than it started raining.
C. No sooner had he arrived than it started raining.
D. As soon as he arrived, it started raining.
72. Which sentence correctly uses ‘as…as’ to compare adverbs?
A. He runs as fastly as he can.
B. He runs as fast than he can.
C. He runs as fast as he can.
D. He runs so fast as he can.
73. Identify the sentence with the correct comparative form of ‘far’.
A. My house is farther than yours.
B. My house is more far than yours.
C. My house is the farthest than yours.
D. My house is farer than yours.
74. Identify the sentence with a correct comparison using ‘alike’.
A. These two cars are alike than each other.
B. These two cars are alike to each other.
C. These two cars are alike with each other.
D. These two cars are alike.
75. Which sentence uses the superlative adverb correctly?
A. He sings the louder in the choir.
B. He sings the most loud in the choir.
C. He sings the loudest in the choir.
D. He sings the more loud in the choir.
76. Choose the sentence that correctly compares two actions using ‘more’ and an adverb.
A. She dances more gracefully than him.
B. She dances gracefuler than him.
C. She dances gracefully than him.
D. She dances most gracefully than him.
77. Identify the sentence with the correct use of ‘the least’ with an adverb.
A. He works the least efficient of all employees.
B. He works the less efficiently of all employees.
C. He works the least efficiently of all employees.
D. He works less efficiently of all employees.
78. Choose the sentence that correctly uses the comparative form of the adjective ‘happy’.
A. She is more happy than her brother.
B. She is happyer than her brother.
C. She is happier than her brother.
D. She is most happy than her brother.
79. Identify the sentence using the superlative with ‘least’.
A. This is the least expensive of all the options.
B. This is less expensive of all the options.
C. This is the less expensive of all the options.
D. This is the most unexpensive of all the options.
80. Identify the sentence where the superlative is used incorrectly due to an insufficient range of comparison.
A. He is the tallest of the two brothers.
B. He is the taller of the two brothers.
C. He is the tallest of all the brothers.
D. He is the tallest person in his family.
81. Choose the sentence that correctly uses a comparative adjective after ‘get’.
A. It’s getting more cold outside.
B. It’s getting colder outside.
C. It’s getting coldlier outside.
D. It’s getting most cold outside.
82. Choose the sentence that best uses ‘more and more’ to describe an increasing quality.
A. The situation is becoming more and more better.
B. The situation is becoming better and better.
C. The situation is becoming gooder and gooder.
D. The situation is becoming more good and more good.
83. Identify the sentence with the correct use of comparative adverbs.
A. He runs more fast than his friend.
B. He runs faster than his friend.
C. He runs fastly than his friend.
D. He runs more faster than his friend.
84. Identify the sentence with the correct structure for comparing two things.
A. This car is expensiver than that one.
B. This car is more expensive than that one.
C. This car is the most expensive than that one.
D. This car is expensive than that one.
85. Which sentence correctly avoids using double superlatives?
A. She is the most smartest student in the class.
B. She is the most intelligentest student in the class.
C. She is the intelligentest student in the class.
D. She is the most intelligent student in the class.
86. Which sentence correctly uses the comparative with ‘less’?
A. He is less taller than his brother.
B. He is less tall than his brother.
C. He is the less tall than his brother.
D. He is least tall than his brother.
87. Choose the sentence using ‘older’ and ‘elder’ correctly.
A. He is older than his elder brother.
B. He is elder than his older brother.
C. He is older than his older brother.
D. He is elder than his elder brother.
88. Identify the sentence with the correct use of double comparatives.
A. He is more taller than his brother.
B. He is most tallest than his brother.
C. He is taller than his brother.
D. He is more tall than his brother.
89. Which sentence uses a comparative to express a preference?
A. I prefer tea than coffee.
B. I prefer tea to coffee.
C. I prefer tea over coffee.
D. I prefer tea from coffee.
90. Which sentence correctly uses ‘the least likely’ to express minimal probability?
A. He is the less likely to win.
B. He is the least likely to win.
C. He is least likely to win.
D. He is the more unlikely to win.
91. Which sentence demonstrates incorrect comparison of absolute qualities?
A. This is more unique than that.
B. He is more perfect than I am.
C. She is more complete now.
D. This circle is more round than that one.
92. Identify the sentence that incorrectly uses a double comparative.
A. She is more happier when she sings.
B. He is taller than his brother.
C. This car is faster than that one.
D. My house is bigger than yours.
93. Which sentence correctly compares two unequal things using ‘less’?
A. He is less taller than his father.
B. She is less happy than she used to be.
C. This book is less interesting that one.
D. My car is less fast than yours.
94. Select the sentence that correctly uses ‘as many as’ to compare countable nouns.
A. He has as much books as she does.
B. She has as many water as he does.
C. There are as many people here as yesterday.
D. I have as much money as you.
95. Choose the sentence that correctly uses ‘worse’ versus ‘worst’.
A. This is the worse movie I’ve ever seen.
B. The weather is worst today than yesterday.
C. His performance was worse than hers.
D. She had the worse headache of her life.
96. Choose the sentence that correctly uses a comparative adjective to describe a preference.
A. I prefer coffee than tea.
B. I prefer coffee to tea.
C. I prefer coffee over tea.
D. I prefer coffee as tea.
97. Which of the following sentences correctly uses ‘the least’ to form a superlative?
A. He is the least taller person in the room.
B. She is the least happy person I know.
C. This is the least good option available.
D. That was the least interesting movie ever.
98. Identify the sentence where the superlative is formed incorrectly with a compound adjective.
A. She is the best-looking of the group.
B. He is the most well-behaved child in the class.
C. This is the more well-known restaurant in town.
D. That was the most thought-provoking film I’ve seen.
99. Choose the sentence with the correct superlative form.
A. She is the taller in the group.
B. He is the most happy person I know.
C. That was the goodest movie ever.
D. This is the most beautiful painting in the gallery.
100. Choose the sentence where the superlative form is correctly used with an adverb.
A. He ran the most fast of all the runners.
B. She sings the more beautifully of the group.
C. He works the hardest in the team.
D. She studies the most diligently than her classmates.
101. Which sentence demonstrates incorrect usage of ‘than me’ versus ‘than I’?
A. He is taller than I am.
B. She is smarter than me.
C. They are faster than we are.
D. He is more experienced than I.
102. Which sentence demonstrates incorrect usage of ‘than’ or ‘as’ in comparisons?
A. She is as tall as her mother.
B. He is smarter than her.
C. This car is as expensive than that one.
D. My dog is bigger than yours.
103. Which sentence misuses the superlative degree by comparing only two items?
A. She is the taller of the two sisters.
B. He is the most intelligent student in the class.
C. This is the best book I have ever read.
D. That was the most amazing experience of my life.
104. Which sentence correctly uses the comparative form of an adjective?
A. She is more taller than her brother.
B. He is most intelligent in the class.
C. This book is more interesting than that one.
D. My house is bigger than your house, but her house is the big.
105. Which sentence includes an adjective that does NOT typically use ‘more’ or ‘most’ for comparisons?
A. She is more intelligent than him.
B. He is the most handsome man I know.
C. This book is more interesting than that one.
D. My house is more big than yours.
106. Identify the sentence where the superlative form is used redundantly.
A. She is the most tallest girl in the class.
B. He is the most intelligent student in the school.
C. This is the best book I have ever read.
D. That was the most amazing experience of my life.
107. Which sentence correctly uses ‘as little as’ to compare uncountable nouns?
A. He has as little books as she does.
B. She drinks as little water as he does.
C. There are as little people here as yesterday.
D. I have as little money as you.
108. Choose the sentence that correctly uses ‘as…as’ to show equality.
A. He is as tall than his brother.
B. She is as intelligent that her sister.
C. This car is as fast as that one.
D. My house is as big than yours.
109. Which sentence correctly uses a comparative to show parallel increase?
A. More he sleeps, more tired he feels.
B. The more he sleeps, the more tired he feels.
C. He sleeps more, he feels more tired.
D. More he sleeps, the more tired he feels.
110. Which sentence contains an error in using comparative adjectives after ‘feel’?
A. I feel happier today than yesterday.
B. She feels more energetic after her vacation.
C. He feels more sadly than usual.
D. They feel stronger now that they’ve rested.
111. Which sentence correctly uses ‘farther’ versus ‘further’?
A. He ran further than I did.
B. Let’s discuss this farther.
C. My house is further from the school than yours.
D. She needs to research farther into the topic.
112. Identify the sentence that contains an error in the word order when using a comparative.
A. She is taller than her brother is.
B. He is more intelligent than she.
C. This car is faster than that one it.
D. My house is bigger than yours is.
113. Identify the sentence that correctly uses a comparative adjective with ‘much’.
A. He is much tall than his sister.
B. She is much more happier now.
C. The weather is much more cold today.
D. This book is much more interesting than the last one.
114. Choose the sentence where the comparative is incorrectly formed with an irregular adjective.
A. This is better than that.
B. She is gooder than her sister.
C. He is worse at math than I am.
D. My car is farther than yours.
115. Which sentence demonstrates the correct use of ‘less’ with uncountable nouns?
A. He has less books than she does.
B. She drinks less water than he does.
C. There are less people here than yesterday.
D. I have less money than you.
116. Select the sentence that correctly uses ‘older’ versus ‘elder’.
A. He is my elder brother.
B. She is older to me.
C. This tree is elder than that one.
D. My elder sister is a doctor.
117. Identify the sentence where the comparative is formed incorrectly with a short adjective.
A. This box is heavier than that one.
B. She is more tall than her brother.
C. He is shorter than his sister.
D. My car is faster than yours.
118. Select the sentence where the comparative form is unnecessarily repeated.
A. She is more smarter than her brother.
B. He is taller than his sister.
C. This car is faster than that one.
D. My house is bigger than yours.
119. Identify the sentence where the superlative adjective is incorrectly used in a comparative context.
A. She is the best of the two singers.
B. He is the tallest in his class.
C. This is the most beautiful painting in the gallery.
D. That was the most exciting game of the season.
120. Identify the sentence that contains an error in forming the superlative degree.
A. This is the best book I have ever read.
B. He is the most intelligent student in the class.
C. She is the more beautiful girl in the school.
D. That was the most amazing experience of my life.
121. Choose the sentence that correctly uses ‘farther’ and ‘further’:
A. He walked further than I did.
B. He walked farther than I did.
C. He walked more far than I did.
D. He walked more farther than I did.
122. Select the sentence that accurately uses ‘as’ in a comparison: ‘He runs ______ as his brother.’
A. as fastly
B. so fast
C. as fast
D. faster
123. Select the sentence with the correct superlative form of ‘much’:
A. He has the much money.
B. He has the more money.
C. He has the most money.
D. He has much money.
124. Select the sentence with the correct use of irregular comparative adjective:
A. This is more good than that.
B. This is gooder than that.
C. This is better than that.
D. This is good than that.
125. Which sentence correctly uses the irregular superlative adjective?
A. This is the most good.
B. This is the goodest.
C. This is the best.
D. This is the good.
126. Which sentence correctly uses the comparative form of ‘many’?
A. I have manyer books than you.
B. I have more books than you.
C. I have much books than you.
D. I have many as books than you.
127. Choose the sentence that correctly uses ‘less’ for comparison:
A. He is less taller than his sister.
B. He is less tall than his sister.
C. He is less tall as his sister.
D. He is less taller as his sister.
128. Identify the correct comparative form in the following sentence: ‘The weather is getting ______.’
A. more hot
B. hotter
C. most hot
D. hot
129. Identify the sentence with the correct double comparative structure:
A. The more you practice, you become gooder.
B. The more you practice, the better you become.
C. More you practice, better you become.
D. More you practice, the better you become.
130. Select the sentence that correctly uses comparative adjectives with ‘than’:
A. He is taller that his brother.
B. He is more tall than his brother.
C. He is taller than his brother.
D. He is tall than his brother.
131. Identify the sentence with the correct comparative structure using ‘as…as’:
A. He is as taller as his brother.
B. He is as tall than his brother.
C. He is as tall as his brother.
D. He is tall as his brother.
132. Which sentence correctly uses the superlative adverb?
A. He runs the fastestly of all.
B. He runs the most fast of all.
C. He runs the most faster of all.
D. He runs the fastest of all.
133. Which sentence correctly uses the superlative degree of comparison?
A. She is the intelligentest student in class.
B. She is the more intelligent student in class.
C. She is the most intelligent student in class.
D. She is most intelligent student in class.
134. Select the sentence with the correct use of comparative adverb:
A. She sings more beautifully than her sister.
B. She sings beautifuller than her sister.
C. She sings beautifuler than her sister.
D. She sings more beautiful than her sister.
135. Choose the correct comparative form: ‘Living in the city is ______ than living in the countryside.’
A. expensiver
B. more expensive
C. expensive
D. most expensive
136. Which sentence correctly uses the superlative: ‘This is ______ movie I’ve ever seen.’
A. the boringest
B. the most boring
C. more boring
D. boringer
137. Choose the sentence that uses the superlative form of ‘little’ correctly:
A. This is the littlest I have.
B. This is the least I have.
C. This is the less I have.
D. This is the little I have.
138. Choose the sentence that correctly uses the comparative form:
A. This car is more fast than that one.
B. This car is faster that that one.
C. This car is faster than that one.
D. This car is fast than that one.
139. Which sentence uses the superlative form correctly?
A. She is the taller in the class.
B. She is the tallest of the class.
C. She is tallest in the class.
D. She is the tallest in the class.
140. Identify the sentence that contains an error in the use of comparative or superlative adjectives:
A. This book is more interesting than that one.
B. This is the most interesting book I have ever read.
C. He is the most tallest boy in the class.
D. She is smarter than her sister.
141. Which of the following sentences correctly uses ‘the least’?
A. He is the least tallest student.
B. He is least tall student.
C. He is the least tall student.
D. He is the less tall student.
142. Which sentence correctly uses the superlative: ‘That was ______ difficult exam of the semester.’
A. the more
B. most
C. more
D. the most
143. Select the sentence that utilizes the comparative form of an adverb correctly:
A. She sings louder than him.
B. She sings more louder than him.
C. She sings more loudly than him.
D. She sings loudlier than him.
144. Which sentence correctly uses ‘less’ to show a lower degree: ‘This book is ______ interesting than that one.’
A. lesser
B. least
C. less
D. little
145. Which sentence correctly uses ‘less’ to indicate a smaller quantity or degree?
A. I have less money than her.
B. I have lesser money than her.
C. I have few money than her.
D. I have the least money than her.
146. Which sentence correctly uses ‘older’ and ‘elder’?
A. He is elder than his brother.
B. He is older brother.
C. He is the elder of the two brothers.
D. He is the older of the two brothers.
147. Choose the sentence that correctly uses ‘as…as’ to show equality:
A. He is as taller as his father.
B. He is as tall than his father.
C. He is as tall as his father.
D. He is tall as his father.
148. Identify the sentence with the correct comparative form of ‘bad’:
A. This is badder than that.
B. This is more bad than that.
C. This is worse than that.
D. This is badly than that.
149. Choose the sentence that correctly completes: ‘She is ______ than I thought.’
A. more intelligent
B. intelligenter
C. intelligent
D. most intelligent
150. Identify the correct superlative form to complete: ‘She is ______ experienced person in the team.’
A. most
B. the most
C. more
D. the more
