Quiz for Comparison of Adverbs

Q1: Which is the correct comparative form of the adverb "fast"?

A. fastly B. faster C. more fast D. most fast

Q2: Choose the superlative form of "early".

A. earlier B. more early C. most early D. earliest

Q3: Select the correct sentence using comparative adverb.

A. He runs the fast. B. He runs more fast. C. He runs faster than me. D. He run fastest than me.

Q4: Which is the correct superlative form of "well"?

A. goodest B. better C. best D. most good

Q5: What is the comparative form of "badly"?

A. badlier B. worse C. more badly D. worser

Q6: Which is correct: "He drives _____ than his brother"?

A. most carefully B. carefully C. more carefully D. careful

Q7: Identify the superlative adverb in this sentence: "Of all the runners, he ran the fastest."

A. Of B. all C. ran D. fastest

Q8: What is the superlative form of "hard"?

A. hardly B. hardest C. most hard D. more hard

Q9: Which adverb is irregular in its comparison?

A. quick B. fast C. well D. early

Q10: Which sentence correctly uses a superlative adverb?

A. She sings good. B. She sings better. C. She sings best. D. She sing best.

Q11: Choose the correct comparative adverb: "He answered ______ than she did."

A. more correctly B. most correctly C. correct D. correctly

Q12: Fill in the blank: "She worked _____ of all the employees."

A. more hard B. hardest C. harder D. most hard

Q13: Which adverb has an irregular comparative and superlative form?

A. slow B. quickly C. well D. loudly

Q14: Which is the correct form? "He speaks ______ than anyone else."

A. more clearly B. clearest C. clearer D. clearly

Q15: Choose the sentence with correct use of superlative adverb.

A. She drives good. B. She drives more good. C. She drives best of all. D. She drive goodest.

Q16: What is the superlative of "badly"?

A. worst B. worse C. badlier D. most badly

Q17: Choose the correct comparative adverb: "She danced _____ than her sister."

A. graceful B. more gracefully C. gracefully D. gracefuller

Q18: Identify the comparative form of "loudly".

A. loudlier B. more loudly C. loud D. loudest

Q19: Which form of "near" is the superlative adverb?

A. nearly B. nearer C. nearest D. more near

Q20: Which is a correct comparison of the adverb "cleverly"?

A. cleverly, cleverlier, cleverliest B. cleverly, more cleverly, most cleverly C. clever, cleverer, cleverest D. clever, more clever, most clever