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Use of Adjective Exercise

  

 

 Correct Use of Adjective

Dear All,

I have presented an exercise on adjectives. Hopefully, it will help you in preparation for exams. It may also help the teacher to assess the students.

The answers to this exercise are given below. Your suggestions are welcome in the comment box.

Regards:

Shahzada Nazar Abbas

Subject Specialist English

 

1.      The majority accepted __________ suggestion.

a)      the latter

b)     later

2.      Is there no _________news than that?

a)      Latter

b)     later

3.      His ___________ brother is in England.

a)      Older

b)     elder

4.      The nephew is ___________ than the uncle.

a)      Older

b)     elder

5.      He is the __________member of school community.

a)      Oldest

b)     eldest

6.      This is Aslam, my uncle’s __________ son.

a)      Oldest

b)     Eldest

7.      No _________ reasons were given.

a)      Farther

b)     further

8.      He walked away without _________ orders.

a)      Farther

b)      further

9.      Jampur is __________ than Abotabad.

a)      Farther

b)     further

10. The ______________ time I saw him, he was in high spirits.

a)      Last

b)     latest

11. The __________ score is just coming, please wait.

a)      Last

b)     latest

12. This is the ___________ post office to my house.

a)      Nearest

b)     next

13. The thief was taken to the _________ police station.

a)      Nearest

b)     next

14. I shall buy ___________ cotton.

a)      Some

b)     any

15. Have you found _________ coin?

a)      Some

b)     any

16. Five boys were seated on _______ bench.

a)      Each

b)     every

17. It rained ________ day during my stay at Murree.

a)      Each

b)     every

18.  _______________ knowledge is a dangerous thing.

a)      Little

b)     a little

c)      the little

19. ____________amount I had was sufficient to buy three pens.

a)      Little

b)     a little

c)      the little

20. __________ care could have prevented the catastrophe.

a)      Little

b)     a little

c)      the little

21. It is a question of spending _________ rupees.

a)      few

b)     a few

c)      the few

22.  _____________ years he spent in London were very fruitful for him.

a)      Few

b)     a few

c)      the few

23. __________Hindus recite the Holy Quran.

a)      Few

b)     a few

c)      the few

24. Hafeez is junior __________ Naeem.

a)      Than

b)     To

c)      Over

25. He is the __________ of the two brothers.

a)      Best

b)     Better

26. There is __________ sugar left in the jar.

a)      a little

b)     a few

27. ___________ you go, cooler/ the cooler it is.

a)      Higher

b)     the higher

28. Of the two plans, this is the __________.

a)      Better

b)      best.

29. I have read ___________ of these books.

a)      None

b)     neither

30. Your shirt is better than

a)      Me

b)      I

c)      Mine

Answers:

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

A

B

B

A

B

B

B

B

A

A

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

B

A

A

A

B

A

B

A

A

A

21

22

23

24

25

26

27

28

29

30

B

C

A

B

B

A

B

A

A

C

 

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