Comparative Adverbs Quiz

What is the correct comparative form of the adverb "quickly"?

• More quickly

• Quicker

• Most quickly

• Quickliest

Which sentence uses a comparative adverb correctly?

• She sings beautifully than her sister.

• He runs fastest than his brother.

• I finished my test more quickly than my friend.

• They arrived earlierer than expected.

What is the comparative form of the adverb "well"?

• More good

• Gooder

• Better

• Best

Which of the following adverbs should be changed to a comparative form?

• More gracefully

• Most gracefully

• Gracefullier

• Graceful

Which sentence is written correctly?

• He spoke more polite than before.

• She danced more gracefuler than her friend.

• He drove more carefully after the warning.

• She walked slowlier than usual.

Which is the correct comparative form of "fast"?

• Faster

• More fast

• Fastlier

• Most fast

What is the correct comparative form of the adverb "hard"?

• Harder

• More hard

• Hardest

• Hardlier

Which of these sentences has an incorrect comparative adverb?

• She ran farther than her friend.

• He plays the guitar more skillfully than his brother.

• She studies hardlier than before.

• They arrived earlier than expected.

What is the comparative form of "badly"?

• Badlier

• More badly

• Worse

• Worst

What is the comparative form of "easily"?

• Easylier

• More easily

• Easiest

• Most easy