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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.