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#GRAMMAR 7.11 REDO

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30 questions

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PART 1 of 2

DIRECTIONS:
1. Write the correct form of the adjective in parentheses. (15 points)
*You may only put EXACTLY one word in each box for your answer.
*Pay attention if the sentence is asking for the positive, comparative, or superlative form.
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Our team has _________________________________ players than theirs. (good)

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Not _________________________________ paint is left. (much)

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Shana likes _________________________________ movies she sees. (much)

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We have had _________________________________ snow than usual. (little)

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The museum had _________________________________ paintings by French artists than by German artists. (many)

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The potato soup is very _________________________________ . (good)

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I am _________________________________ at skiing than at football. (good)

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Our team had the _________________________________ number of players of any team in the tournament. (little)

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Today’s weather was _________________________________ than yesterday’s. (bad)

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The magician’s act was _________________________________ than the comedian’s. (good)

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There are _________________________________ trees in Blendon Woods than in Houston Woods. (much)

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We waited a _________________________________ while and then went home. (little)

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Which of the three plans will cause the _________________________________ trouble? (little)

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After the bike was painted, it looked _________________________________ than ever. (good)

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That was the _________________________________ movie I had ever seen. (bad)

PART 2 of 2

DIRECTIONS:
1. Identify the correct form of the adjective in parentheses. (15 points)
*Select one of the options from the multiple choices listed.
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There are a (few/little) doctors in town.

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Children rushed to hide in the (farthest/furthest) corners of the yard.

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Their newest CD is even better than the (latest/last) one.

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They sell painter shorts for even the (littlest/least) boys.

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Let me introduce Siga first because she’s my (older/elder) sister if we are going in order.

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(Many/Much) Americans travel to Europe.

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The horse drinks so (many/much) water.

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When I was in college, there was (few/little) money to spare.

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This will be discussed in more detail on a (later/latter) date.

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There are (some/several) people already here.

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Can you give me any (farther/further) updates on the surgery?

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Matt is the (oldest/eldest) of our children and Simon is the youngest.

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If you use (littler/less) gasoline each month, you will save money.

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In 2000, Africa had (fewer/less) Internet users than the United States.

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I doubt anything you say will make the (fewest/least) difference to what he does.