Exercise A – Fill in the gap using either a comparative or superlative adjective.

Example: 0. Cheetahs are the …. animals we can find. FAST --> The fastest

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1. Campbell isn’t … than Newton. TALL

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2. My dad is …. than yours. FRIENDLY

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3. Redback spiders are the … spiders in the world. DANGEROUS

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4. Spain is … than Norway. HOT

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5. My room is the … room in the house! CLEAN

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6. My sister is … than I am. INTELLIGENT

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7. My brother is the … in the family. THIN

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8. I often get up … than you. LATE

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9. This was the … test in ages! DIFFICULT

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10. This pizza is the … I had in ages. BAD

Exercise B – Rewrite the sentence making the comparison stronger or weaker. Use the word given. Write down the whole sentence.

Example: 0. Cheetahs are faster than pandas. MUCH --> Cheetahs are much faster than Pandas.

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1. My brother was drunker than my dad. FAR

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2. A dog is smarter than a pig. A LITTLE

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3. I’m faster than my brother. A BIT

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4. The Beatles were more popular than Ariane Grande is now. MUCH

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5. My dad works harder than my mum. A LOT

Exercise C – Rewrite the sentences using (not) as … as. Write down the whole sentence.

0. Cheetahs are faster than pandas. >> Cheetahs are not as fast as pandas.

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1. England is bigger than the Netherlands.

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2. Los Angeles is larger than Amsterdam.

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3. The band Gloryhammer is more popular than Lady Gaga.

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4. Leasha is prettier than Lisa.

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5. Hardbass music is better than pop music.

Exercise D – Choose whether the words in bold are adjectives or adverbs. Write down adjective or adverb.

0. She is such a good dancer. >> adjective

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1. The cat angrily lashed out at the dog.

Adjective

Adverb

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2. Brad Pitt is an excellent actor.

Adjective

Adverb

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3. Robin looks sad. Anything wrong with him?

Adjective

Adverb

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4. Mikey is a slow worker.

Adjective

Adverb

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5. Kevin is extremely clever.

Adjective

Adverb

Exercise E – Complete the sentences using either an adjective or an adverb of the word given. Write down only the adverb or adjective.

0. Lucy is shy, so she cannot … make friends. EASY >> Easily

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1. This is a really ... exercise. BORING

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2. That mountain is …. You shouldn’t climb it. DANGEROUS

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3. Jacob is a … man. KIND

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4. He thanked me …. KIND

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5. Luckily, my dad had a … recovery. QUICK

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6. They were … happy about last year’s Christmas. PERFECT

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7.
She … shouted her team’s name. EXCITED

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8. The floor looked very …. CLEAN

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9. The man … spoke to the children. CALM

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10. My dad was … angry when I got detention. TERRIBLE

Exercise F – Fill in the missing vocabulary words from the wordlist. Fill in the correct word from your word list.

0. My friends have an extremely comfortable … AUTO >> Car

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America has been … for more over two-hundred years now. ONAFHANKELIJK

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2. My favourite … used to be Tom and Jerry. TEKENFILM

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3.
Discovery channel has some great …. DOCUMENTAIRES

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4. Here comes the next …. Please welcome Jamal! DEELNEMER

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5. Next up, the five ‘o clock …. HET NIEUWS

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6. I really enjoy …. Then my boyfriend and I can cuddle nicely together. GRIEZELFILMS

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7. Pixar’s …. really are the best. ANIMATIEFILMS

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8. The …. in today’s superhero films is a bit too much for me. ACTIE

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9. Didn’t you know? He’s a …. football player! PROFESSIONEEL

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10. I Enjoy taking …. walks. ONTSPANNEND

Exercise G – match the definition to the word. Fill in the correct word from your word list.

0. A road vehicle with an engine, four wheels, and seats for a small number of people. >> Car

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1. A television programme about ordinary people who are filmed in real situations, rather than actors.

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2. A television programme in which people sing, dance, or do other acts and judges decide who is the best.

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3. To feel well again after you have been ill.

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4. A large group of people who have come together.

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5. The set of necessary tools, clothing, etc. for a particular purpose.

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6. Someone who introduces a television or radio show.

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7. A short part of a film, play, or book in which the events happen in one place.

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8. To start to feel unhappy because something is not interesting or because you have nothing to do.

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9. An actor in a film who does not have a main part and usually plays someone in a crowd.

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H3 Test THiNK TW2 - Chapter 3 2020-2021

Exercise A – Fill in the gap using either a comparative or superlative adjective.

Exercise B – Rewrite the sentence making the comparison stronger or weaker. Use the word given. Write down the whole sentence.

Exercise C – Rewrite the sentences using (not) as … as. Write down the whole sentence.

Exercise D – Choose whether the words in bold are adjectives or adverbs. Write down adjective or adverb.

Exercise E – Complete the sentences using either an adjective or an adverb of the word given. Write down only the adverb or adjective.

Exercise F – Fill in the missing vocabulary words from the wordlist. Fill in the correct word from your word list.

Exercise G – match the definition to the word. Fill in the correct word from your word list.

H3 Test THiNK TW2 - Chapter 3 2020-2021

Exercise A – Fill in the gap using either a comparative or superlative adjective.

1. Campbell isn’t … than Newton. TALL

2. My dad is …. than yours. FRIENDLY

3. Redback spiders are the … spiders in the world. DANGEROUS

4. Spain is … than Norway. HOT

5. My room is the … room in the house! CLEAN

6. My sister is … than I am. INTELLIGENT

7. My brother is the … in the family. THIN

8. I often get up … than you. LATE

9. This was the … test in ages! DIFFICULT

10. This pizza is the … I had in ages. BAD

Exercise B – Rewrite the sentence making the comparison stronger or weaker. Use the word given. Write down the whole sentence.

1. My brother was drunker than my dad. FAR

2. A dog is smarter than a pig. A LITTLE

3. I’m faster than my brother. A BIT

4. The Beatles were more popular than Ariane Grande is now. MUCH

5. My dad works harder than my mum. A LOT

Exercise C – Rewrite the sentences using (not) as … as. Write down the whole sentence.

1. England is bigger than the Netherlands.

2. Los Angeles is larger than Amsterdam.

3. The band Gloryhammer is more popular than Lady Gaga.

4. Leasha is prettier than Lisa.

5. Hardbass music is better than pop music.

Exercise D – Choose whether the words in bold are adjectives or adverbs. Write down adjective or adverb.

1. The cat angrily lashed out at the dog.

2. Brad Pitt is an excellent actor.

3. Robin looks sad. Anything wrong with him?

4. Mikey is a slow worker.

5. Kevin is extremely clever.

Exercise E – Complete the sentences using either an adjective or an adverb of the word given. Write down only the adverb or adjective.

1. This is a really ... exercise. BORING

2. That mountain is …. You shouldn’t climb it. DANGEROUS

3. Jacob is a … man. KIND

4. He thanked me …. KIND

5. Luckily, my dad had a … recovery. QUICK

6. They were … happy about last year’s Christmas. PERFECT

7.She … shouted her team’s name. EXCITED

8. The floor looked very …. CLEAN

9. The man … spoke to the children. CALM

10. My dad was … angry when I got detention. TERRIBLE

Exercise F – Fill in the missing vocabulary words from the wordlist. Fill in the correct word from your word list.

1.America has been … for more over two-hundred years now. ONAFHANKELIJK

2. My favourite … used to be Tom and Jerry. TEKENFILM

3.Discovery channel has some great …. DOCUMENTAIRES

4. Here comes the next …. Please welcome Jamal! DEELNEMER

5. Next up, the five ‘o clock …. HET NIEUWS

6. I really enjoy …. Then my boyfriend and I can cuddle nicely together. GRIEZELFILMS

7. Pixar’s …. really are the best. ANIMATIEFILMS

8. The …. in today’s superhero films is a bit too much for me. ACTIE

9. Didn’t you know? He’s a …. football player! PROFESSIONEEL

10. I Enjoy taking …. walks. ONTSPANNEND

Exercise G – match the definition to the word. Fill in the correct word from your word list.

1. A television programme about ordinary people who are filmed in real situations, rather than actors.

2. A television programme in which people sing, dance, or do other acts and judges decide who is the best.

3. To feel well again after you have been ill.

4. A large group of people who have come together.

5. The set of necessary tools, clothing, etc. for a particular purpose.

6. Someone who introduces a television or radio show.

7. A short part of a film, play, or book in which the events happen in one place.

8. To start to feel unhappy because something is not interesting or because you have nothing to do.

9. An actor in a film who does not have a main part and usually plays someone in a crowd.

10. A programme on television in which people play games to try to win prizes.

1. Campbell isn’t … than Newton. TALL

2. My dad is …. than yours. FRIENDLY

3. Redback spiders are the … spiders in the world. DANGEROUS

4. Spain is … than Norway. HOT

5. My room is the … room in the house! CLEAN

6. My sister is … than I am. INTELLIGENT

7. My brother is the … in the family. THIN

8. I often get up … than you. LATE

9. This was the … test in ages! DIFFICULT

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She … shouted her team’s name. EXCITED

1.
America has been … for more over two-hundred years now. ONAFHANKELIJK

3.
Discovery channel has some great …. DOCUMENTAIRES

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She … shouted her team’s name. EXCITED

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America has been … for more over two-hundred years now. ONAFHANKELIJK

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Discovery channel has some great …. DOCUMENTAIRES