Grammar Quiz

Comparative - Superlative Quiz

English multiple-choice grammar quiz about Comparative - Superlative

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He plays the piano ____________________ than the guitar.

A. easier

B. easiest

C. the most easily

D. more easily


My sister is ________ student in her class.

A. smarter than

B. the smarter

C. the most smart

D. the smartest


He drives _______________ his brother. (carefully)

A. more carefullier

B. more carefully than

C. more carefully

D. carefullier than


Tom is ______ student in his class.

A. intelligent

B. intelligenter

C. the most intelligent

D. the intelligentest


Today’s temperature is _____ ________ of all summer.

A. the nearest

B. the hottest

C. the oldest

D. the smallest



Look at the picture. Which sentence is true?

A. The apples are as heavy as the oranges.

B. The apples are not heavy.

C. The oranges are heavier than the apples.

D. The apples are heavier than the oranges.


Actually, today I feel ______ than I did yesterday.

A. the worst

B. worst

C. worse

D. bad


Katty Perry is ________________ Opitz Barbi.

A. populer than

B. more popular

C. popular

D. more popular than


Your watch is _________ than mine.

A. the most cheap

B. cheaper

C. more cheap

D. the more cheaper


My sister is _____ _______ in her class. (old)

A. older than

B. the older

C. the olddest

D. the oldest


This dish tastes ________ than that one.

A. delicious

B. the most delicious

C. the more delicious

D. more delicious


The cheetah is the __________ animal in the world. (fast)

A. fast

B. most fast

C. fastest

D. more fast


My grandma’s house is definitely ______ ________ place in the world. (nice)

A. more nice than

B. nicer than

C. the nicest

D. the most nice


John is ______________ Sue (slim)

A. slimer

B. slimer than

C. slimmer than

D. more slim than


Mount Everest is ___________ (high) mountain in the world

A. more high

B. the higher

C. the highest


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