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EMP4 L29 Comparative & Superlative
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12. Which question helps identify audience in a visual text?
A. Who is this for? B. How many adjectives are there? C. Is there a comma? D.
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9. Which phrase tells readers what to do?
A. supported by B. register by Wednesday C. school hall D. water bottle
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6. Which connector adds two ideas?
A. both ... and B. although C. despite D. even though
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7. Which connector shows contrast?
A. as well as B. both C. although D. and
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1. Which word is a comparative adjective?
A. tall B. taller C. tallest D. the tall
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2. Which word is a superlative adjective?
A. bright B. brighter C. brightest D. brightly
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4, What is the superlative form of “bad”?
A. baddest B. worse C. worst D. more bad
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5. Choose the correct sentence.
A. Although it rained but we played. B. Although it rained, we played. C. Although it raining, we played. D. Although rain, played.
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8. In a poster, where would you usually find the event name?
A. In the title B. Only in the footer C. Only in the organiser line D. It is never shown
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11. Which sentence uses “despite” correctly?
A. Despite it was late, we continued. B. Despite the delay, we arrived. C. Despite but we arrived. D. Despite because we arrived
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10. Which pair is correct?
A. funny, funnyer, funnyest B. funny, funnier, funniest C. funny, more funny, most funnyest D. funny, best, worst
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3. What is the comparative form of “good”?
A. gooder B. more good C. better D. best
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