形容词和副词练习.doc

形容词和副词（The Adjective and the Adverb）1. Tom is more clever than _ students in his class.A. every one of the B. all the C. any of the other D. many more2. It was cold last year, but it is _ colder this year.A. just B. only C. even D. about3. This news sound _.A. encouraging B. encouraged C. encourage D. to encourage4. We were every _ to him for his help.A. thanks B. thanked C. thankful D. thankfully5. The _ practice you have, the _ mistakes youll make.A. much; little B. more; fewer C. more; less D. most; fewest6. I did what I should do, nothing was _ the praise.A. worthy B. worth being C. worthy of D. worth of7. The tree is as tall as a _ building.A. two-storeys B. two-stories C. two-storeyed D. two-storeying8. Tom does well in all his subjects. _ , in mathematics.A. above all B. after all C. certainly D. at all9. When open the door, I saw an old woman who was_ dressed.A. bad B. poor C. good D. badly10. John is _cleverest boy in the school.A. far B. the far C. by far D. by far the11. Bruce is a _ good player, but John is a _ bad one.A. fairly; rather B. fairly; fairly C. rather; rather D. rather; fairly12. The weather is not_ hot.A. thenB. such a C. thatD. than13. Mr. Smith is_ respected by his students.A. extremeB. ratherC. much D. very14. _ should help_ .A. Strong people; weak oneB. The strong; weak peopleC. Strong; weakD. The strong; the weak15. Hes _ to know the answer.A. likelyB. probableC. maybeD. probably16. The car drove off at _ speed.A. headB. full C. everyD. whole17. He looked dead but the faint pulse proved that he was still_.A. liveB. lifeC. aliveD. lively18. When she entered the room, she found her baby_.A. sleepB. sleptC. asleepD. falls asleep19. The storm kept me_ all through the night.A. awakeB. awokeC. awakedD. awoked20. This book is_ for a seven-year-old child to read.A. too much difficultB. too more difficultC. much too difficultD. more too difficult21. The balloon Li Mings father has just bought him is_ mine.A. as three times big asB. three times the size ofC. three times big asD. as three times the size of22. It is_ question.A. The more difficultB. the most difficultC. a most difficultD. a more difficult23. My_ brother is five years_ than I.A. older; oldB. elder; elderC. older; olderD. elder; older24. She felt_ after she had taken the medicine.A. even worseB. more worseC. more badder D. much badder25. They told me that he had left for the country some days_.A. ago B. after C. long D. before26. A Tale of Two Cities is_ a novel. It helps us to understand the history of that time.A. not more than B. no more than C. less than D. more than27. Will you tell me about the _ news?A. later B. latest C. latter D. late28. Please send me the book at _ convenience.A. the your earliest B. youre the earliest C. your earliest D. the your earlier29. He is not a _ delighted boy. I am_ troubled by it.A. very; much B. much; much C. very; very D. much; very30. Mrs. London has_ that she is unable to get a job.A. such little education B. so little educationC. a such little education D. a so small education31. I have_ dictionary.A. not such a B. not a such C. no such a D. no any such32. His health is_.A. as poor, if not poorer than, his sisterB. as poor as, if not poorer than, his sistersC. poor as his sisters if not poorD. as poor, if not poorer than his sisters33. He is a successful businessman. He always makes_ of his opportunities.A. many B. the most C. much D. the much34. Frequently, _ prowl at night and sleep during the daytime.A. animals are meat-eatingB. meat-eating animalsC. the meat-eating animals that D. of the animals are meat-eating35. Do you know the name of that_ ?A. funny, little, red insectB. little, funny, red insectC. red, little, funny insectD. funny, red little insect36. Big John, a building_ high, stands out among a group of skyscrapers.A. 100 storeys B. 100-storey C. 100 storeyed D. 100 storeys37. John fell to the floor_ .A. unconsciousB. unconsciously C. to be unconscious D. in unconsciousness38. “How did you feel after the car nearly hit you?” “I _ for several moments.”A. stood shakingB. was standing ands shakenC. stood in shakingD. was standing shaken39. Come and see me whenever_ .A. you are convenientB. you will be convenientC. it is convenient to youD. it will be convenient to you40. As a matter of fact, Saudi Arabias oil reserves_ those of Kuwait.A. come second followingB. come second withC. are only second toD. are second only to41. The mud brick walls and roof have_ any sounds to echo.A. barely B. hardly C. rarely D. no42. Kunming is usually cool in the summer, but Shanghai_.A. is rarely B. scarcely is C. hardly is D. rarely is43. The driver stopped_, when he saw a child running into the street.A. short B. shortly C. to be short D. to be shortly44. The bird sang_ and clearly.A. high B. highly C. in a height D. being high45. He was_ surprised, because it came so unexpectedly.A. little B. but a little C. only a little D. not a little46. My approach is not to pass the test, but_ the price.A. rather getting B. to rather get C. rather to get D. more than getting47. “Isnt Mrs. Webster here yet?” “No. _, shes late.”A. To my much surpriseB. To my surprise muchC. Much to my surpriseD. Much to surprise me48. Language belongs to each one of us, to the flower-seller_ to the professor.A. as much asB. the same as C. as far as D. as long as49. Despite all his talent, he is not_ a writer.A. much of B. adequate C. quite to D. somewhat50. She is_ a musician than her brother.A. much of B. much as C. more of D. more as51. I should say Henry is not_ much a writer as a reporter.A. that B. so C. this D. as52. It was_ as we expected.A. as much of success B. as much a success C. as much of a successD. much as a success53. I cant thank you_ much for your kindness, I owe my success to you.A. so B. very C. too D. as54. He moved away from his parents, and missed them_ enjoy the exciting life in New York.A. too much to B. enough to C. very much to D. much so as to55. “Can he buy the car?” “He is as poor as poor_ be.”A. may B. man C. people D. can56. “I think he is very wise.” “No, he is_ than wise.”A. kinder B. more kind C. more kindly D. so kind57. A persons blood flows through a pipeline of vessels that, end to end, would stretch more than_ half times around the Earth at the equator.A. twice as B. two and a C. two and D. twice and58. One minute too late is_ in time_ half an hour.A. not more; than B. as; as C. no more; than D. less; than59. A square meter is_ a square yard.A. than slightly largerB. slightly larger thanC. larger than slightlyD. slightly than larger60. The photographs of Mars taken by satellite are_ than those taken from the earth.A. clearest B. the clearest C. much clearer D. more clearer61. Betty knows little of mathematics, _ of chemistry.A. no less than B. as well as C. no more D. still less62. You have wasted eight hours time, _ the material.A. to speak nothing of B. not to say of C. to say nothing of D. needless to say63. I could not afford to rent a house like that, _ it.A. let alone to buy B. let alone buy C. to say nothing to buy D. say nothing buying64. Of the two candidates, I think_.A. he is the best suited B. he is suited best C. he is the better suited D. that hes the best suited65. It is all the _ for not being generally recognized as such.A. dangerousB. more dangerous C. much dangerous D. too dangerous66. The book is_ the other in style.A. superior to B. superior than C. more superior to D. more superior than67. Although_ of the worlds oceans, the Atlantic has by far the largest drainage area.A. the largest not B. the largest is not C. not the largest D. largest not the 68. Geoffrey Chaucer occupies a _ place in English literature.A. most unique B. unique C. least unique D. very unique69. Bob is very lazy. Through the examination his study proves_ than_ in his class.A. no more better othersB. no more better that of othersC. not much better that of others D. not much as good them70. The stars are_ when there is no moon.A. brightest B. the brightest C. more brighter D. much bright71. _ was glowing with a faint blue light in th