Adjectives: Comparing with -er and -est
Adjectives: Comparing with -er and -est
Practice using adjectives to describe people and objects. Then compare two things with comparative adjectives (like taller, shorter, newer) and compare three or more things with superlative adjectives (like tallest, shortest, newest).
Quiz title: Adjectives: Comparing with -er and -est
Author: user_1NKaVR6N4LcGp5Qg
Questions: 16
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Sample Questions
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Question: Which word is an adjective?
Answer: tall
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Question: Choose the best adjective to describe an elephant.
Answer: heavy
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Question: Fill in the blank: A pencil is usually ______ than a ruler.
Answer: shorter
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Question: Fill in the blank: This book is ______ than that book. (It came out this year.)
Answer: newer
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Question: Which sentence correctly compares two people?
Answer: Ben is taller than Sam.
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Question: Pick the best word: Of three bags, the blue bag is the ______.
Answer: lightest
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Question: Which sentence is correct for comparing three or more things?
Answer: This is the smallest box.
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Question: Choose the correct word: A baby is ______ than an adult.
Answer: smaller
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Question: Which adjective becomes 'heavier' in the comparative form?
Answer: heavy
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Question: Fill in the blank: My phone is ______ than my old phone. (I bought it yesterday.)
Answer: newer
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