Comparative and Superlative Degrees Test - 2

Positive degree of the Adjective is to be used as no comparison is made.

Here, a comparison has been made between more than two workers so the Superlative degree of the Adjective is to be used. Hence `the least industrious` is the correct option.

A comparison is made between two things, so the use of the Comparative degree of the Adjective is correct. Hence, `mightier` is the correct option.

Here, usage of the Superlative degree of the Adjective is correct as 'ever' denotes 'of all times' . Hence `crunchiest` is the correct option.

To compare the qualities in the same thing `more` and not the Comparative form of the Adjective is used. Hence `more crisp` is the correct option.

Here, comparison is made between two people, so the Comparative degree of the Adjective is to be used. `Older` is used for persons as well as things, hence `older` is the correct option.

Here, comparison is made between the ages of two people of the same family, so Comparative degree of the Adjective is to be used. Hence, `elder` is the correct option.

The use of the Comparative degree of the Adjective is correct as comparison is made between two persons. Hence `more active` is the correct option.

Here, a comparison is made among all the family members, so Superlative degree of the Adjective is to be used. Hence, `wisest` is the correct option.

The`is dropped when Superlative is preceded by a possessive Pronoun. Hence the option `best` is correct.