Comparative and Superlative Adjectives

The blue whale is __________ an elephant.

• heavyer than

• heavier than

• the heaviest

My grandmother is ______ person in my family.

• the oldest

• older than

• most old

Which sentence correctly uses a comparative adjective?

• My cat is the fluffiest than any other cat in the neighborhood.

• This math problem is more hard than the last one.

• She is taller than her brother.

• He runs more faster than anyone else on the team.

Choose the correct superlative form of the adjective in parentheses: This is the (good) day of my life.

• goodest

• more good

• best

• most good

Which sentence correctly compares two things using 'more'?

• She is more smarter than her classmate.

• This book is more interesting than the movie.

• He is more taller than his father.

• The cake is more sweeter than the pie.

Select the sentence that correctly uses a superlative adjective.

• Of all the students, he is the most smart.

• She is the most happiest girl in the world.

• This is the oldest building in the city.

• He is the most funniest person I know.

How do you correctly form the comparative adjective of 'beautiful'?

• beautifuller

• more beautiful

• beautifuler

• most beautiful

Choose the correct superlative form of the adjective in parentheses: He is the (funny) person in our class.

• funniest

• most funny

• more funny

• funnier

Which sentence is an example of correct comparative adjective usage?

• This is the most cheap option available.

• She runs quicker than her sister.

• He is the more intelligent student in the class.

• The weather today is more better than yesterday.

Select the sentence that correctly uses 'most' with an adjective.

• She is the most careful of all the students.

• This is the most tastiest cake I've ever had.

• He is the most smartest in our group.

• I am the most happiest when I am with my family.