Adjective & Adverb Quiz
1. Choose the correct variant. 7. Choose the correct sentence with the time
Their … conference in Geneva was … they had adverb.
ever participated in. A) She always gets up early.
A) last, the most interesting B) We often spend our free time together.
B) latest, most interesting C) I haven’t seen Tom today.
C) last, most interesting D) They usually do their homework themselves.
D) the last, the most interesting E) It is nearly 5 o’clock.
E) latter, the most interesting
8. Choose the correct variant.
2. Choose the correct variant. I can bet she looked … in her wedding dress.
Which of those girls sitting on the sofa can A) attractively B) nicely C) badly
dance … ? D) attractive E) well
A) good B) the best C) more better
D) the better E) best 9. Choose the wrong sentence.
A) It’s such a coldest day that I can’t stay in the
3. Choose the incorrect variant. garden.
Instagram is the young’s … social media B) Jeremy was terribly tired so he needed to go
application. to bed directly.
1. the most popular 2. best C) It is the most exciting film I have ever seen.
3. the best 4. most popular D) She is as polite as her mum.
A) 1, 3 B) 2, 4 C) 1, 2 D) 3, 4 E) 1, 4 E) I can’t come much earlier, I have an exam.
4. Choose the line of the adverbs. 10. Choose the correct sentence.
A) fast, late, lonely, hard A) He has never been happily with Jane.
B) friendly, high, near, well B) It isn’t good that people work harder but earn
C) badly, weekly, nicely, good fewer.
D) slowly, politely, lovely, monthly C) Joseph is shorter than he.
E) fast, hard, high, late D) My aunt said she didn’t feel well.
E) I am more farther to you than you think.
5, Choose the correct sentence.
A) She is a cleverer enough girl. 11. Choose the correct variant.
B) She is clever enough girl. 1. so quiet 2. very quiet 3. too quiet
C) She is an enough clever girl. 4. too quite 5. quiet quite 6. very quite
D) She is a more clever enough girl. A) 1, 2, 3 B) 4, 5, 6 C) 1, 3, 5
E) She is a clever enough girl. D) 2, 4, 6 E) 1, 2, 5
6. Choose the correct variant. 12. Choose the correct variant.
… it rains, … serious problems appear in Baku. They spent … money last night than they did
A) The more, the more last week.
B) The most, the most 1. more 2. a more 3. less 4. fewer 5. a less
C) More, more A) 2, 5 B) 1, 3 C) 1, 4 D) 3, 4 E) 1, 5
D) Most, most
E) The more, more 13. Choose the correct variant.
I think he is … person in our village. She didn’t know why her heart was beating …
A) reliable B) unreliable C) more reliable than usual.
D) most reliable E) the most reliable A) very fast B) fast C) fastest
D) faster E) more faster
14. Choose the correct variant.
My … brother is 3 years … than me. 22. Choose the correct degree of the adverb.
A) elder, older B) elder, elder C) older, older My elder sister speaks French … than I do.
D) elder, young E) young, elder A) more well B) more better
C) best D) much better E) well
15. Choose the correct variant.
A) Her perfume smells sweet. 23. Choose the correct degree of the adverb.
B) The meal tasted awfully. Mr. Tom thinks very … of himself.
C) Canada is a high developed country. A) higher B) highly C) much highly
D) She is looking at me attentive. D) highest E) more highlier
E) She is looking attentively.
24. Choose the correct degree of the adverb.
16. Choose the correct variant. What kind of books do you like … of all?
Kate is … of all the workers in our office. A) most B) more C) better
A) the tallest B) tallest C) a tallest D) the more E) the better
D) the most tall E) taller
25. Choose the correct degree of the adverb.
17. Choose the correct variant. I couldn’t come …, I have a music lesson.
How can Tom achieve his goals without making A) earlier B) more earlier C) the earliest
so … efforts? D) most earliest E) much early
A) fewer B) less C) more D) much E) many
26. Choose the correct degree of the adverb.
18. Choose the correct variant. Let’s wait a little … .
If you want to get … money, you must work … . A) longer B) longest C) more longer
A) less, hard B) more, less C) more, harder D) the more longer E) most longest
D) less, harder E) more, hardly
27. Choose the correct degree of the adjective or
19. Choose the correct variant. the adverb.
The doctor said I didn’t have to eat too … bread. Does your cousin speak Spanish as … as you
A) more B) most C) few D) many E) much do?
A) best B) well C) better
20. Choose the correct variant. D) good E) bad
It gets … and … day by day in the winter.
A) colder, colder 28. Choose the correct degree of the adjective or
B) cold, cold the adverb.
C) cold, colder Her cake looks … and tastes … .
D) colder, cold A) good, bitterly B) well, bitter
E) hotter, hotter C) well, good D) good, good
E) good, well
21. Choose the correct degree of the adverb.
29. Choose the correct variant. Nobody can do it … than she does.
1. The soup smelt pleasantly A) very well B) much well
2. The friend looked happy. C) better D) more better
3. Kate seemed excitedly. E) best
4. John’s character was unbearable.
A) 1, 2 B) 1, 3 C) 2, 4 D) 2, 3 E) 3, 4 36. Choose the correct variant.
When we are … at home, we usually feel … .
30. Choose the correct degree of the adjective or A) alone, lonely B) alone, badly
the adverb. C) lonely, badly D) lonely, sadly
She felt … and began crying … . E) away, sadly
A) sadly, silently B) sad, most silent
C) sadly, most silently D) sadder, more silent 37. Choose the correct variant.
E) sad, silently A violet smells as … as a rose.
A) pleasant B) nicer C) most pleasant
31. Choose the correct variant. D) the nicest E) more pleasant
The chocolate tastes … .
1. sweetly 2. good 38. Choose the sentences with the adverb of
3. bitter 4. nicely place.
A) 2, 3, 4 B) 1, 4 C) 1, 3 1. Try to speak quickly
D) 1, 2, 4 E) 2, 3 2. Come near.
3. The child went up.
32. Choose the correct degree of the adjective or 4. They wrote the last test better.
the adverb. 5. I tried to do everything carefully.
She began to explain everything … than ever. A) 3, 5 B) 1, 2 C) 2, 3 D) 1, 4 E) 4, 5
A) more clearer B) most clearest
C) more clearly D) clearer 39. Choose the correct degree of the adverb.
E) clearly She arrived twenty minutes … than them.
A) most early B) more earlier
33. Choose the correct degree of the adjective or C) early D) late E) earlier
the adverb.
I can speak English a little but … you do. 40. Choose the correct degree of the adjective or
A) not as well as B) as good as the adverb.
C) as bad as D) not as good as She works … than others. I think her results will
E) more better than be … .
A) more hardly, the best
34. Choose the correct degree of the adjective or B) much more hardly, good
the adverb. C) more hardly, well
Peter sings folk songs … than his groupmates. D) harder, the best
A) more beautifully B) most beautifully E) harder, a better
C) more beautiful D) beautifully
E) beautiful 41. Choose the correct degree of the adjective or
the adverb.
35. Choose the correct degree of the adjective or Although she came … than usual, she was still
the adverb. … for the departure.
A) more early, late B) much early, later
C) earlier, late D) early, later
E) more earlier, latest
42. Choose the correct variant
These seats are … than those.
A) comfortable
B) a more comfortable
C) the most comfortable
D) much comfortable
E) more comfortable
43. Choose the correct degree of the adjective or
the adverb.
Tom comes home on Friday … than on other
days because it is … day.
A) later, busy B) late, the busiest
C) much later, busiest D) very late, the busiest
E) later, the busiest
44. Choose the correct variant.
The colour of the suit we bought yesterday was
… than the old one.
A) very dark B) much darker
C) more darker D) more darkest
E) a darker
45. Choose the sentences with the adverb of
time.
1. What will you do tomorrow?
2. The girl looked sadly at me.
3. Why did they go there?
4. The old woman walked slowly along the
street.
5. You are late today.
A) 1, 5 B) 1, 4 C) 3, 5 D) 2, 5 E) 3, 4