TZ2U5 Comparative Animals (Time Zones 2)

Which of the following sentences uses a comparative adjective correctly?

• The dog is friendly than the cat.

• The rabbit is cuter than the turtle.

• The turtle is more slow than the rabbit.

• The cat is playful than the dog.

Choose the correct comparative form to complete the sentence: "Turtles are ______ than rabbits."

• slow

• slower

• slowest

• more slowest

Which question is correctly formed to compare two animals?

• Which is more friendlier, cats or dogs?

• Which are more playful, rabbits or turtles?

• Which is playful, rabbits or turtles?

• Which are playful than, rabbits or turtles?

Select the sentence that uses the word "actually" in a natural way.

• Actually, cats are more independent than dogs.

• Cats actually more independent than dogs.

• Actually cats are more independent than dogs.

• Cats are independent actually than dogs.

Which of the following is NOT a comparative adjective?

• bigger

• friendlier

• playful

• better

Choose the correct comparative form: "Dogs are ______ than cats."

• more friendlier

• friendlier

• most friendly

• friendly

Which sentence correctly compares two animals using "more"?

• Rabbits are more cuter than turtles.

• Turtles are more slow than rabbits.

• Cats are more playful than turtles.

• Dogs are more better than cats.

Formulate a question comparing the size of two animals.

• Which is big, a rabbit or a turtle?

• Which is bigger, a rabbit or a turtle?

• Which is biggest, a rabbit or a turtle?

• Which is more big, a rabbit or a turtle?

Which of the following is the correct comparative form of "good"?

• gooder

• more good

• better

• best

Choose the correct sentence using a comparative adjective.

• The dog is more friendlier than the cat.

• The cat is more playful than the dog.

• The rabbit is more cuter than the turtle.

• The turtle is more slower than the rabbit.