English 2nd ch 4

🎯 English 2nd ch 4

📝 10 Questions • 🌐 English

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1. Which is the comparative form of the adjective 'tall'?

tall taller tallest more tall

2. According to the lesson, what happens to a one-syllable adjective that ends in a vowel followed by a consonant when adding -er or -est?

The final consonant doubles (e.g., big → bigger) The vowel is dropped (e.g., big → biger) An extra vowel is added (e.g., big → biger) No change is made (e.g., big → biger)

3. Which is the correct comparative form of 'sweet'?

sweeter sweetter sweeeter sweetest

4. Which of the following adjectives form their superlative by simply adding -est (no doubling of the final consonant)? Select all that apply.

☑ Select all that apply

big short fast black

5. True or False: The superlative degree is used to compare only two people or things.

🔘 True / False

✅ True ❌ False

6. Fill in the blank: The positive form of 'bigger' is ______

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7. Yes or No: Do we form comparatives of one-syllable adjectives by adding -er (for example, cold → colder)?

🔘 Yes / No

✅ Yes ❌ No

8. How many degrees of adjectives are explained in this unit? Enter a number.

🔢 Number

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9. On a scale from 1 (Not confident) to 5 (Very confident), how confident are you at turning positive adjectives into comparative and superlative forms?

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10. In one sentence, explain why the adjective 'hot' becomes 'hotter' rather than 'hoter'.

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