Grammar Quiz

Comparatives ( adj/ adv) Quiz

English multiple-choice grammar quiz about Comparatives ( adj/ adv)

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Your house is_______decorated than me

A. more beautiful

B. more beautifullier

C. beautifully

D. more beautifully


An ox doesn’t plough ___________ than a buffalo.

A. good

B. well

C. better

D. weller


A supermarket is______ a shopping centre

A. less convenient as

B. not so convenient than

C. the most convenient as

D. less convenient than


Harvest is…………..time of year in the countryside

A. busiest

B. busier

C. the busiest

D. the most busy


The old usually get up ________ than the young.

A. early

B. more early

C. earlier

D. more earlier


Kien plays the guitar …………….than Phong does.

A. more goodly

B. more well

C. better

D. gooder


He drives as______ his father does.

A. careful as

B. more carefully

C. the most careful

D. carefully as


After a hard working day, you may sleep ________ than usual.

A. soundlier

B. more soundly

C. more sound

D. more sounder


Cattle usually cross over the road. You should drive __________.

A. careful

B. more careful

C. more carefully

D. more carelessly


The wind is blowing……………..than it did last night

A. stronger

B. more strongly

C. stronglier

D. more stronger


Life in some parts of the country is __________ than that in other parts.

A. boring

B. boringer

C. more boring

D. most boring


We’ve all been working very ___________ and now we’re tired

A. hard

B. hardly

C. harder

D. hardest


I can’t understand. Would you ask him to speak _______ ?

A. clearlier

B. clear

C. more clearer

D. more clearly


Life in the countryside is ……………………….than that in the city

A. quieter

B. more quiet

C. most quiet

D. quietly


The air in the mountainous zones is ______ than that in the cities.

A. more fresh

B. fresher

C. more fresher

D. freshly


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