Comparative and Superlative Adverbs

Dad slams the door __________ when he gets home after a tough day at work than he does after a good day.

• harder

• hardest

• more hard

• most hard

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My friend Jayden spoke the __________ of anyone in the cafeteria.

• loudest

• louder

• more loud

• most loud

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Today we finished lunch __________ than yesterday because the lunch line was so long.

• later

• latest

• more late

• most late

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The civilization of Ancient Egypt began __________ than Ancient Rome.

• earlier

• earliest

• more early

• most early

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I ate my breakfast __________ than my sister did so I could play.

• faster

• fastest

• more fast

• most fast

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It looked like the hawk was soaring the __________ of all the birds in the sky.

• highest

• higher

• more high

• most high

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The tortoise moves __________ than the hare but still wins the race.

• slower

• slowest

• more slow

• most slow

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CCSS.L.3.1G

Japanese is the language that I speak _________.

• fluentlier

• fluentliest

• more fluently

• most fluently

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CCSS.L.3.1G

The young girl looked at her puppy _________ than she looked at her kitten.

• adoringlier

• adoringliest

• more adoringly

• most adoringly

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CCSS.L.3.1G

The adventurous boy behaved __________ than your hamster.

• boldlier

• boldliest

• more boldly

• most boldly

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