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Degrees of Adjectives: Grade 2

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Quiz on positive, comparative, superlative

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Quiz on positive, comparative, superlative

by Nik Jamon
1

Which is the positive form of the adjective for the sentence: 'The tiger is fast'

2

Choose the comparative form of 'big'

3

Choose the superlative form of 'cute'

4

Which sentence uses a positive adjective correctly?

5

Fill in with the comparative: 'This hill is ___ than that hill'

6

Choose the superlative of 'bright'

7

Which is the comparative form of 'happy'

8

Select the positive form from the options:

9

Which sentence shows a superlative adjective?

10

Fill with the correct degree: 'This book is ___ than that one'

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Positive adjectives describe a quality without comparing (fast, tall). Compare forms add -er/-est or more/most.

Comparatives compare two things using -er or more.

Superlatives compare more than two things using -est or most.

Positive describes a single quality without comparison.

-use -er or more for comparisons between two things.

Superlatives show the most among three or more.

Comparatives often add -er or use more.

Positive form is the base adjective.

Superlative compares to the whole group.

For two items, use comparisons like more/less or -er form.

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