Comparatives & Superlatives
superlative: smart
smartest
Jason is harder working among all the boys in the class.
Jason is the hardest working among all the boys in the class.
The apple on the counter is _____ than the pear.
A. more ripe
B. more ripier
C. riper
D. most ripe
C. riper
superlative: good
best
Which class did you enjoy today?
interrogative adjective
comparative: jolly
jollier
Derrick is tallest than Khalil.
Derrick is taller than Khalil.
This is the ______ movie I've ever seen.
A. more boring
B. most boring
C. boringer
D.boringest
B. most boring
comparative: bad
worse
The thoughtful student decided not to react negatively.
descriptive adjective
superlative: incredible
most/least incredible
Kevin is the goodest cook in this class.
Kevin is the best cook in this class.
Khyree is the _______ student in the 7th grade. (He's 13.)
A. most mature
B. more mature
C. maturest
D. maturer
A. most mature
comparative: flat
flatter
He should have taken that advice. Now he has JUG.
demonstrative adjective
comparative: caring
more/less caring
Mr. Mulvihill has littler hair than Mr. Conroy.
Mr. Mulvihill has less hair than Mr. Conroy.
Antarctica is the _______ place on earth.
A. coldest
B. more cold
C. most cold
D. colder
A. coldest
superlative: quiet
quietest
Neither jokes or rude comments broke my concentration to succeed.
indefinite adjective
both: fancy
fancier, fanciest
James is cooler person in this class.
James is the coolest person in this class.
Powerline is ______ than Krunker.
A. most engaging
B. engaginger
C. more engaging
D. more engaginger
C. more engaging
both comparative & superlative: many
more, most
They need your support to succeed this year.
(50 points extra for each correct person, number, and gender)
possessive adjective