Adverbs That Compare Quiz 1 (25 MCQs)

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1. The wind is blowing ..... now than it did this morning.
2. Choose the word or words that best completes the sentence below.They climbed ..... than we could.
3. What is the comparative form of much?
4. (1) My parents were acting most strangely than ever.What change needs to be made in sentence 1?
5. Identify the adverb.Figures such as Paul Bunyan worked more powerfully than any real human could.
6. We are usually the (commonly) late passengers on every flight.
7. Jim swam the ..... of all the swimmers.
8. Barry cheered the ..... of us all.
9. What is the superlative form of quietly?
10. The girl danced ..... of all the ballerinas.
11. (5) I easily fooled my sister into believing that I knew the secret.What change, if any, needs to be made to sentence 5?
12. He enjoys running (fully) than biking.
13. I finished my homework ..... (soon) than my sister.
14. James finished his lollipop ..... than Avery did.
15. Choose the word that tells the correct adverb that compares.The leaves change colors ..... in New York than in Georgia.
16. Which sentence uses the correct form of the adjective 'little'?
17. The bus stopped (abruptly, more abruptly) than we expected.
18. The last clue puzzled us ..... deeply.
19. The airplane flew ..... (high) than the helicopter.
20. The pioneers traveled ..... at night than during the day.
21. Read each sentence. Circle the answer that tells the correct adverb that compares. Then write the adverb on the line.The large cake baked ..... than the cupcakes.
22. Which word from the sentence is the one being modified by the adverb in the sentence:Jood cleans her pet kitten gently.
23. Read each sentence. Circle the answer that tells the correct adverb that compares. Then write the adverb on the line.Kenny waited ..... than he ever had for the mail to arrive.
24. Modify the adverb to show that it compares.I swim (fast) than I did last year.
25. Read the sentence. Choose the correct form of the adverb in parentheses.Lea did (better, more better) on her test than she expected.