Quiz

Part I.
Directions: Choose the correct adjective by clicking on it.


1	It is (more better, better) to leave the window open.
		A)	more better
		B)	better


2	That was the (most bad, worst) tomato soup I have ever tasted.
		A)	most bad
		B)	worst


3	Janet is the (most young, youngest) of the four sisters.
		A)	most young
		B)	youngest


4	Enzo is the (little, littlest, least) aggressive dog I have ever met.
		A)	little
		B)	littlest
		C)	least


5	That's the (most beautiful, beautifulest) sunset I have ever seen.
		A)	most beautiful
		B)	beauifulest


6	Part II. Directions: Indicate whether an adjective or adverb is needed by clicking on the appropriate letter. (Remember that adjectives describe nouns, and adverbs describe verbs, adjectives or other adverbs.) A layer of (dark, darkly) black smog settled on the city.
		A)	dark
		B)	darkly


7	She put down the phone (quick, quickly).
		A)	quick
		B)	quickly


8	This car needs oil (bad, badly).
		A)	bad
		B)	badly


9	She was so (horrible, horribly) frightened by the dream that she had trouble sleeping.
		A)	horrible
		B)	horribly


10	The bank teller opened the cash drawer very (slow, slowly).
		A)	slow
		B)	slowly

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