MCQs on Adjectives of Degree

Which sentence uses the comparative degree correctly?

• She is the most intelligent in the school.

• She is more intelligent than her sister.

• She is intelligent than anyone.

• She is intelligentest of all.

Choose the superlative form of “meticulous.”

• More meticulous

• Meticulouser

• Most meticulous

• Meticulourest

Identify the positive degree of the adjective:

• Better

• Best

• Good

• Most good

Which of the following uses a comparative adjective of degree?

• This route is complex.

• That was the most complex route.

• This route is more complex than the last one.

• That was a complexer route.

Select the correct superlative adjective for “diligent.”

• More diligent

• Most diligent

• Diligenter

• Diligentest

*Her argument was more plausible than his.* – What is the degree of “more plausible”?

• Positive

• Comparative

• Superlative

• Possessive

Which of the following is NOT a correct degree form of “precise”?

• Precise

• More precise

• Most precise

• Preciser

What is the superlative degree of “severe”?

• Severest

• Most severe

• More severe

• Severe

Identify the comparative adjective in this sentence: *This task is more strenuous than yesterday's.*

• Strenuous

• More strenuous

• Most strenuous

• Strenuouser

Which of these is the positive degree?

• Kind

• Kinder

• Kindest

• Most kind