Comparative and Superlative Adverbs Quiz
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Of all the girls in my English class, Maria dances ______________
A. better
B. well
C. the most best
D. the best
Gina arrived __________ than her friend Mia.
A. later
B. latest
C. more late
A turtle moves ________ than a rabbit.
A. slowly
B. more slowly
C. most slowly
Which is the comparative adverb of “fast”?
A. more fast
B. fastest
C. faster
Mark walked __________________ than Steve.
A. the fastest
B. more fast
C. faster
D. most fast
You need to try _________ next time.
A. harder
B. hardest
C. more hardly
D. hardlier
Angelo speaks English ________ of all the students.
A. correctly
B. more correctly
C. most correctly
Of all the people I know, Jack runs _____________.
A. more slowly
B. slowlier
C. the most slowly
D. the slowliest
Which is the superlative adverb of “high”?
A. most high
B. highest
C. higher
Ahmet works__________________________ Peter.
A. the hardest than
B. more hard than
C. harder than
D. the most hard of
Mr. Thomas explains _________________ of all the teachers.
A. the clearest
B. more clearly than
C. clearer than
D. the most clearly
The comparative form of the “slow” is:
A. slower
B. slowly
C. more slow
Out of all of her friends, My sister goes swimming (more often, oftenest, most often).
A. more often
B. oftenest
C. most often
Of all the students in the class, Max studied the _________________.
A. more hard
B. harder
C. most hard
D. hardest
Leonardon worked (harder, more hard) on his school work this year than last year.
A. harder
B. more harder
Mr. Jackson drives ___________ of all the bus drivers.
A. carefulliest
B. more carefully
C. most carefully
We use comparative and superlative adverbs to
A. compare actions.
B. talk about the future plans
C. comparte nouns
Brahjan walked through the haunted house (more bravely, most bravely, bravelier) than his father.
A. more bravely
B. most bravely
C. bravelier
Jivelys was the (fastest, most fast, most fastly) runner in the race.
A. fastest
B. most fast
C. most fastly
Our teacher explains the lessons ____________ than your teacher.
A. clearly
B. most clearly
C. more clearly
Melissa walked into the classroom ___________ than Ben.
A. loudly
B. loudlier
C. more loudly
D. the most loudly
She smiled __________ than before.
A. happily
B. happier
C. happiest
Mike played _____________ than any other player on the team.
A. more better
B. most better
C. better
D. best
Soccer is the sport Eddie plays ________
A. good
B. well
C. gooder
The (best, more better, most best) price offered in the catalog was $9.99.
A. best
B. better
C. most best