English Grammar - Comparison: 63 MCQs with Answers

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English Grammar - Comparison

English Grammar- Comparison

Comparison MCQ questions covering degrees of comparison, positive, comparative and superlative forms in English grammar.

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Q1. Choose the sentence in positive degree.

Right Answer: No other boy in the class is as tall as Ram.


Explanation:

The 'no other...as' construction expresses the positive degree of comparison, showing equality/superiority without direct comparative/superlative forms.

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Q2. Identify the positive degree sentence.

Right Answer: Gold is as precious as platinum.


Explanation:

'As precious as' expresses equality, characteristic of the positive degree.

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Q3. Choose the correct positive degree form of 'better'.

Right Answer: good


Explanation:

'Good' is the positive degree; 'better' is comparative and 'best' is superlative.

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Q4. Identify the positive degree sentence equivalent to 'Iron is more useful than any other metal.'

Right Answer: No other metal is as useful as iron.


Explanation:

'No other metal is as useful as iron' is the positive degree equivalent of the comparative statement.

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Q5. Choose the positive degree sentence.

Right Answer: She is as intelligent as her sister.


Explanation:

'As intelligent as' expresses the positive degree of comparison.

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Q6. Choose the correct comparative degree sentence.

Right Answer: This road is shorter than that one.


Explanation:

'Shorter than' expresses the comparative degree, comparing two things.

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Q7. Identify the comparative degree sentence.

Right Answer: She is more talented than her brother.


Explanation:

'More talented than' correctly expresses the comparative degree for a multi-syllable adjective.

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Q8. Choose the correct comparative form of 'bad'.

Right Answer: worse


Explanation:

'Bad' has the irregular comparative form 'worse'.

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Q9. Identify the sentence with correct comparative degree usage.

Right Answer: He is taller than me.


Explanation:

'Taller than' correctly forms the comparative; adding 'more' creates a double comparative error.

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Q10. Choose the comparative degree sentence.

Right Answer: This book is more interesting than that one.


Explanation:

'More interesting than' correctly expresses the comparative degree for the multi-syllable adjective 'interesting'.

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Published: 08 September 2026 | Last Updated: 08 September 2026 |


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