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Adjectives and Adverbs Quiz

1. For each question, choose the correct sentence.

 A) Eat daintier please.
 B) Eat more daintily please.
 C) Eat more daintier please.

2. 

 A) Do you like soccer or basketball better?
 B) Do you like soccer or basketball best?

3. 

 A) You should speak more careful around my daughter.
 B) You should speak more carefully around my daughter.
 C) You should speak carefuller around my daughter.

4. 

 A) He still hears good for someone who’s played in a rock band for twenty years.
 B) He still hears well for someone who’s played in a rock band for twenty years.

5. 

 A) His hearing is good for someone who’s played in a rock band for twenty years.
 B) His hearing is well for someone who’s played in a rock band for twenty years.

6. 

 A) Our homemade fried rice was real tastily.
 B) Our homemade fried rice was real tasty.
 C) Our homemade fried rice was really tasty.

7. 

 A) I think my left eye is my more sharpest eye.
 B) I think my left eye is my most sharpest eye.
 C) I think my left eye is my sharpest eye.
 D) I think my left eye is my sharper eye.

8. 

 A) Dana did not get into her favorite college because her essay was written badly.
 B) Dana did not get into her favorite college because her essay was written bad.

9. 

 A) Bryce was able to do the job more easily than he thought.
 B) Bryce was able to do the job more easier than he thought.
 C) Bryce was able to do the job easier than he thought.

10. 

 A) He looked more angrily than I’d ever seen him.
 B) He looked more angry than I’d ever seen him.


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