G3: Equatives & Comparatives
by Tom Rohrbach
Multiple Choice Quiz
Choose the correct answer to make a correct sentence.
Some sentences have equatives and some have comparatives.
Only one answer is correct for each.
Haley is exactly __ (tall) her twin sister.
- as tall as
- taller than
- as taller as
Paul is __ (not / old) his best friend.
- not old as
- not as old
- not as old as
An Android tablet is usually __ (not / expensive) an iPad, but it’s not as good, either!
- not expensive as
- not expensiver than
- not as expensive as
Is your car __ (new) your sister’s car?
- newer as
- newer than
- as newer as
I don’t think the movie is __ (interesting) the book.
- as interesting as
- interestinger than
- more interesting as
The trains in America seem to be __ (slow) the trains in Japan.
- slower as
- as slower as
- slower than
John thinks Quizno’s sub sandwiches are __ (not / delicious) Subway subs.
- not as delicious as
- not delicious as
- not deliciouser than
The second reading test was just __ (difficult) the first one.
- as difficult as
- as difficult
- difficulter than
This restaurant is getting really popular at lunchtime. The lines are getting __ (long).
- as long as
- longer and longer than
- longer and longer
Apartment prices in Denver are __ (not / cheap) they used to be a few years ago.
- not cheap as
- not as cheap as
- not as cheap than
The traffic on I-25 today is __ (bad) it was yesterday at the same time.
- worse than
- badder than
- worst than
Do you like pizza __ (much) lasagna?
- mucher than
- as much
- as much as
This product isn’t __ (popular in America) it is in my country.
- in America as popular as
- as popular in America as
- as popular in America
The service in this store isn’t __ (good) it should be.
- as good as
- as better as
- as good than
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