Adverb Comparison Quiz

Fill in the blank with the correct degree of adverb. I speak German __________ than him. (fluent)

• fluently

• more fluently

• most fluently

• most fluent

The Superlative degree of the adverb ‘swiftly’ is ‘swiftliest’.

• True

• False

The adverb ‘well’ in its Superlative degree is __________

• most well

• good

• best

• better

Use the correct degree of comparison for the adverb in the bracket. Paul played __________ than before. (vigorous)

• most vigorous

• vigorously

• more vigorously

• most vigorously

Which of the following comparisons is wrong?

• suddenly – more suddenly – most suddenly

• near – more near – most near

• loud – louder – loudest

• often – more often – most often

Choose the right option to fill in the blank. Your performance was the _________ of all. (bad)

• baddest

• worse

• worst

• most bad

Select the adverb which cannot be compared.

• politely

• where

• nigh

• much

Select the sentence in which the adverb is in Superlative degree.

• Ram’s handwriting is undoubtedly the best of all

• Gopal speaks well

• I work for more hours than you

• I came early today

Use the correct degree of comparison to fill in the blank. He greeted me ________ (polite)

• more politely

• politely

• politelier

• most politely

The adverb in the below sentence has no degree of comparisons. Anand played skillfully in the final round.

• True

• False