Level 3 Exam-Pattern Test — Adjectives
8 Questions • 15 min • Chapter MCQ
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Question 1 of 8
Transform to comparative: 'No other boy in the class is as tall as Ravi.'
Ravi is the tallest boy in the class.
Ravi is taller than any other boy in the class.
Ravi is as tall as any boy.
Ravi is more tall than boys.
Explanation: 'No other … as … as' becomes 'taller than any other …'.
Question 2 of 8
Spot the error: 'This is the most unique design I've seen.'
most unique
design
I've seen
no error
Explanation: 'unique' is absolute and cannot take 'most'.
Question 3 of 8
Choose the correct order of adjectives: '___ box'
a wooden small red
a small red wooden
a red wooden small
a wooden red small
Explanation: Order: opinion–size–colour–material → small red wooden.
Question 4 of 8
Complete: 'She is far ___ at chess than I expected.'
good
better
best
more good
Explanation: 'far' intensifies the comparative 'better'.
Question 5 of 8
Transform to superlative: 'Mumbai is bigger than most other Indian cities.'
Mumbai is one of the biggest Indian cities.
Mumbai is the bigger city.
Mumbai is as big as cities.
Mumbai is biggest than cities.
Explanation: 'bigger than most others' → 'one of the biggest'.
Question 6 of 8
Identify the predicative adjective: 'The tired travellers looked exhausted.'
tired
travellers
exhausted
looked
Explanation: 'exhausted' follows the linking verb 'looked' — predicative.
Question 7 of 8
Rearrange: 'sweeter / than / no / is / fruit / mango'
No fruit is sweeter than mango.
Mango is no sweeter fruit.
Sweeter no fruit than mango is.
Is no fruit than mango sweeter.
Explanation: 'No fruit is sweeter than mango.' is the correct comparative.
Question 8 of 8
Choose the correct sentence.
He is senior than me.
He is senior to me.
He is more senior than me.
He is seniorer to me.
Explanation: Latin comparatives like 'senior' take 'to', not 'than'.