What is a word that modifies, or describes, a noun or a pronoun?
Adjective
100
What form of adjective compares two things, groups, or people?
Comparative form of an adjective
100
When do you use the "er" or "est" endings?
When the adjective has one syllable
100
What are the words that "demonstrate", or point out, people, places, or things called?
Demonstratives
200
What are four ways an adjective can describe a noun?
size
shape
color
texture
feeling
sound
smell
number
condition
200
What form of an adjective compares more than two things, groups, or people?
Superlative form of an adjective
200
When do you use "more" and "most" with an adjective?
When the adjective has two or more syllables
200
What are the four words that make up demonstratives?
this, that, these, those
300
What type of adjective follows a linking verb?
Predicate adjective
300
What ending is used in the comparative form?
"er"
300
What form is the following adjective used in the sentence below?
Her latest discovery is more impressive than her first finding.
Comparative form
300
Which demonstratives are used in the singular form?
Provide examples of each.
This and that
This hat
That umbrella
400
Does the following sentence contain a predicate adjective?
I am athletic.
Yes
400
What ending is used in the superlative form?
"est"
400
What form is the following adjective used in the sentence below?
Of all the ancient buildings, historians were least about the Greek temple.
Superlative form
400
Which demonstratives are used in the plural form?
Provide examples of each.
These and those
These boots
Those clouds
500
Name the predicate adjective in the following sentence..
The house on the corn is haunted.
haunted
500
What is the comparative form of good?
What is the superlative form of well?
better
best
500
Is the following sentence True or False?
She is the most richest person in Orland Park.
False..richest
500
Which demonstratives are used to point out people or things that are near to you?
Which demonstratives are used to point out people or things that are close to you?