Selection Skills: Choosing the Correct Irregular Form Quiz

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1. This is the ___ book I have ever read.

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We use 'best' to compare one thing with all others and show it is the top one.

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Selection Skills: Choosing The Correct Irregular Form Quiz - Quiz

Correct comparisons depend on selecting the right form at the right time. In this choosing irregular forms quiz, you’ll practice deciding which irregular comparative or superlative fits best within a sentence. You’ll analyze context clues, consider sentence meaning, and avoid common errors caused by overgeneralizing rules. Each question sharpens you... see moredecision-making skills and strengthens your confidence when working with irregular comparison words.
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2. My score today is ___ than my score yesterday.

Explanation

We use 'better' to compare two things, like today's score and yesterday's score.

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3. His second drawing looks ___ than his first one.

Explanation

We use 'worse' to show that one thing is not as good as another when comparing two things.

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4. That was the ___ game our team has played this season.

Explanation

We use 'worst' to show the lowest quality when comparing one game with all the others.

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5. The soup tastes very ___. I like it.

Explanation

We use 'good' when we are not comparing, just saying something has a nice quality.

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6. Leaving your homework at home is a ___ idea.

Explanation

We use 'bad' when we are not comparing, just saying something is not a good idea.

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7. This seat by the window is a ___ choice than the one in the corner.

Explanation

We use 'better' to show one choice is nicer than another choice.

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8. Out of all the movies we watched, that one was the ___.

Explanation

We use 'best' to talk about one thing that is higher in quality than all the others.

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9. Today the traffic was ___ than it was yesterday.

Explanation

We use 'worse' to compare two days and show that today's traffic was not as good.

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10. That was the ___ test grade I have gotten this year.

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We use 'worst' to describe one grade that is lower than all your other grades.

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11. Between the two of us, Maya is the ___ runner.

Explanation

We use 'better' when we compare just two people or things.

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12. Out of everyone in the class, Luis is the ___ singer.

Explanation

We use 'best' when we compare one person with a whole group.

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13. Staying up all night is ___ than going to bed early.

Explanation

We use 'worse' to show one idea is not as healthy or smart as another idea.

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14. That was the ___ storm we have seen in years.

Explanation

We use 'worst' to show one storm was stronger or more serious than all the others.

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15. Better' is usually used when we compare two things.

Explanation

We use 'better' to compare one thing with another, usually only two.

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16. We should always use 'best' when we compare only two things.

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When we compare only two things, 'better' is usually correct, and 'best' is for three or more.

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17. Worst' shows the lowest quality when we compare many things.

Explanation

We use 'worst' to show that something is the lowest or most negative in a group.

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18. Worse' means the same as 'bad' when we are not comparing anything.

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We use 'bad' when we are not comparing, and 'worse' when we compare two things.

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19. This puzzle is ___ than the last one we solved.

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We use 'better' to show this puzzle is more fun or more challenging than the other one.

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20. Out of all my test scores, this one is the ___.

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We use 'worst' to show this score is lower than all the others.

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This is the ___ book I have ever read.
My score today is ___ than my score yesterday.
His second drawing looks ___ than his first one.
That was the ___ game our team has played this season.
The soup tastes very ___. I like it.
Leaving your homework at home is a ___ idea.
This seat by the window is a ___ choice than the one in the corner.
Out of all the movies we watched, that one was the ___.
Today the traffic was ___ than it was yesterday.
That was the ___ test grade I have gotten this year.
Between the two of us, Maya is the ___ runner.
Out of everyone in the class, Luis is the ___ singer.
Staying up all night is ___ than going to bed early.
That was the ___ storm we have seen in years.
Better' is usually used when we compare two things.
We should always use 'best' when we compare only two things.
Worst' shows the lowest quality when we compare many things.
Worse' means the same as 'bad' when we are not comparing anything.
This puzzle is ___ than the last one we solved.
Out of all my test scores, this one is the ___.
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