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T4 Comparatives/Superlatives
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This is a quiz to test comparatives and superlatives. #T4
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1
The aquarium in Valencia is __________(big) in Europe.
bigger than
as big as
biggest
the biggest
2
Harrods is ___________(expensive) store in London.
as expensive as
more expensive than
most expensive
the most expensive
3
Mark thinks history is ____________(difficult) geography, but it's ____________(interesting).
more difficult than/most interesting
more difficult/ the most interesting
the most difficult/more interesting
more difficult than/more interesting
4
Who is __________(intelligent) person in your family?
more intelligent
most intelligent
the most intelligent
as intelligent as
5
Chinese is ___________(hard) language to learn.
harder than
harder
hardest
the hardest
6
She is __________ (nice) person I know.
nicer than
the nicest
nicer
nicest
7
Sarah is ___________ (successful) her friends.
more successful than
the most successful
more successful
most successful
8
Steven Spielberg is __________ (good) film director in the world.
better
better than
the best
best
9
Switzerland is ____________(rich) than Brazil.
the richest
as rich
richest
richer
10
Camelo's pizza is ______________(good) than Domino's.
gooder
better than
worse than
goodest than
11
I think Chemistry is __________(difficult) Maths.
difficulter than
difficultest
more difficult than
the most difficult
12
He buys ___________ (expensive) clothes in the shop.
more expensive
most expensive
the most expensive
more expensive than
13
My house is ___________ (large) in our street.
largest
the largest
larger than
larger
14
Skiing is _________ (dangerous) football.
most dangerous
more dangerous than
the most dangerous
more dangerous
15
Which is ____________(big), Portugal or Spain?
the biggest
biggest
bigger
bigger than