Comparative Adjectives
Superlative Adjectives
Adjectives (Basics)
Adverbs
Mixed Practice
100

Comparative adjectives compare ____ things.

1) 1 thing

2) 2 things

3) 3 or more things

2) 2 things

100

Superlative adjectives show one thing is the ___ of one group.

1) best

2) most

3) more

2) most

100

What does an adjective describe?

A noun (person/place/thing)

100

What does an adverb usually describe?

A verb (action)

100

Which is correct? "She is more happy now" or "She is happier now"?

She is happier now.

200

Change the adjective "small" to a comparative form.

Smaller

200

Change "tall" to the superlative.

Tallest

200

Identify the adjective: "The red ball rolled away."

Red
200

Change the adjective "happy" to an adverb.

Happily

200

Fill in: "Of the three brothers, Tom is the __(tall)"

tallest
300

Choose the correct comparative: "My car is __(fast) than yours."

Faster

300

Fill in: "She is the ___(smart) student in the class."

Smartest

300

Put the words in order: "house/a/small".

A small house.

300

Choose the correct adverb: "He speaks ___ (quiet) during class."

Quietly

300

"Worst" is the superlative form of what adjective?

bad

400

Form the comparative of "beautiful" (long adjective).

More beautiful

400

Form the superlative of "interesting" (long adjective).

Most interesting

400

Change the noun to include an adjective: "dog" -> (short sentence answer)

Ex: a loud dog, a small dog, etc.
400

Add an adverb to this verb: "She runs ___."

quickly/slowly/carefully

400

Is the word "fast" an adjective, an adverb, or both?

Both

500

Fix the sentence: "This book is more better than that one."

This book is better than that one.
500

Correct the sentence: "He is the most smartest person here."

He is the smartest person here.

500
Choose the best adjective to complete the sentence: "The ___(sky) was full of stars."

1) dark

2) messy

3) bright

1) dark

500

Identify the adverb and what it describes: "She sings that song well"

well describes sings

500

Correct the mistake: "My father drives more careful than my uncle."

My father drives more carefully than my uncle. 

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