Comparative or Superlative
The Mississippi River is the (long) river in the United States.
What is longest?
The settlers left on a cold day in December of 1606.
What is cold?
A computer is one of the (good) tools for looking up information.
What is best?
A Michigan writer is (frigid) than a Florida winter.
What is more frigid?
How much daily trash does (a, an) person throw away?
What is "a"?
Lake Michigan is (large) than Lake Eerie.
What is larger?
The small vessels were named Susan Constant, Godspeed, and Discovery.
What is small?
Searching Web sites may be (good) than skimming through books.
What is better?
The Great Banks provide some of the world's (plentiful) fishing.
What is most plentiful?
Discarding plastic is ____________ important issue for everyone. (article)
What is "an"?
Death Valley is the (dry) place in the United States.
What is driest?
Jamestown was a bad place for a new settlement.
What are bad and new?
Nothing is (bad) than seeing incorrect information on a Web site.
What is worse?
Ontario's Point Peele is one of the (beautiful) parts of southern Canada.
What is most beautiful?
Go get (this, that) ball you kicked over the fence.
What is that?
Your question was (tough) than mine.
What is tougher?
In 1614, a wealthy settler married the beautiful Pocahontas.
What are wealthy and beautiful?
The more resources you use, the (good).
What is better?
The Lowlands area is (suitable) for growing grain than for mining.
What is more suitable?
_____________ prisms on the shelf over there can make rainbow patterns. (demonstrative adjective)
What is the (wide) river in the world?
What is widest?
Akira's classmates were impressed with his report.
What is impressed?
I used to think research was the (bad) task, but now I love it!
What is worst?
One of the (rugged) regions of the United States is the Rockies.
What is most rugged?
Akira found a long, interesting article on comets. (adjective)
What are long and interesting?