Grammar Quiz

Adjectives-Comparison, Superlative Quiz

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Martin has …………… marks in the class

A. the best

B. good

C. worse

D. better


Which is the correct?

A. a red big plastic bag

B. a plastic big red bag

C. a big red plastic bag

D. a big plastic red bag


The room was filled with __________ balloons.

A. red big

B. big red


Sam is ………… than everybody at work

A. more tolerant

B. the more tolerant

C. toleranter

D. the most tolerant


It´s got ……….. lifts in the world

A. fast

B. the fastest

C. the faster

D. fastest


Which is the correct order?

A. a new English exciting band.

B. an exciting English new band.

C. an English new exciting band.

D. an exciting new English band.


A rabbit is ………….. than a turtle

A. the faster

B. more faster

C. faster

D. fast


Last night my grandma told me the …….. story that i have ever heard.

A. most interesting

B. interesting

C. more interesting

D. interested


The boy needs __________ balls for that activity.

A. five cotton small

B. five small cotton


The car is …………. car in the gallery

A. more expensive

B. expensivest

C. the most expensive

D. most expensivest


Mike never lets his brother drive his ______________ car.

A. sport expensive

B. expensive sport


What are you doing with these ____________ bottles?

A. empty glass

B. glass empty


The panda is ……….. than the monkey

A. fatter

B. the slimmer

C. slimmer

D. fat


Aeroplanes are ……… than trains

A. comfortabler

B. the more comfortable

C. comfortable

D. more comfortable


Which is the correct order?

A. a beautiful grey sailing boat.

B. a sailing beautiful grey boat.

C. a grey beautiful sailing boat.

D. a grey beautiful sailing boat.


She makes _____________ cookies.

A. delicious chocolate

B. chocolate delicious


I want you to meet that __________ girl.

A. tall blonde Swedish

B. blonde tall Swedish


Taipei 101 in Taiwan is ……………… building in the world.

A. tallest

B. the taller

C. the tallest

D. tall


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