初中英语形容词比较级最高级练习题含答案.doc

形容词和副词1. Tony is going camping with _boys.A. little two other B. two little other C. two other little D. little other two2. Mum, I think Im _to get back to school. Not really, my dear, youd better stay at home for another day or two.A. so well B. so good C. well enough D. good enough3. Shall I sit at this end of the boat or the other end? If you keep still, you can sit at _end.A. neither B. each C. either D. any4. It is impossible for so _people to do so_work in a single day.A. few; much B. few; many C. little; much D. little; many5. After the new technique was introduced, the factory produced _tractors in 1988 as the year before.A. as twice many B. as many C. twice as many D. twice many as6. Which is _country, Canada or Australia?A. a large B. larger C. a larger D. the larger7. Will you take this dictionary to Mr. Anderson, please? Sorry, I cant, he_.A. doesnt any more study here B. doesnt any longer there studyC. doesnt study any more there D. doesnt study there any longer8. I have to pay 100 dollars for this toy car. Its probably_.A. worthy them B. worthy it C. worth them D. worth it9. The color TV set in the Yellow Crane Commercial Building will be _, but _.A. cheaper; not as good B. cheaper; not as better C. more cheap; not as better D. more cheap; not as good10. Her voice sounds_.A. sweetly B. sweet C. to be sweetly D. to be sweet11. May I have _more water-melons (西瓜)?A. any B. every C. some D. each12. He is not planning to go_.A. anywhere B. somewhere C. nowhere D. everywhere13. I dont like this ink, I like _ink.A. some others B. another C. an other D. some other14. The work pleased the old man; this work_.A. pleased B. was pleased C. pleasing D. was pleasing15. Eating an apple a day is considered _to health.A. use B. usely C. useful D. useless16. Do you know the name of that_?A. funny, little, red mosquito-like insect B. little, funny, mosquito-like insect C. red, little, funny, mosquito-like insect D. little, mosquito-like, funny, red insect.17. We can finish our lecture_quickly if you keep quiet for a few minutes.A. fairly B. well C. too D. soon18. Lets go to the seashore this morning. We are planning to; in fact we have the picnic basket packed _.A. however B. still C. yet D. already19. She is _too old to travel long.A. quite B. very C. far D. many20. I wish Mubble would drive us to the airport. He has _to take us all.A. too small a car B. very small a car C. a too small car D. such small a car21. Piddys plan was _.A. so good as, if no better than ours B. as good as, if not better than ours C. as good like, if no better than ours D. as well as, if not better than ours22. The more we looked at the mountain, _.A. the less we liked it B. we like it lessC. better we like it D. it looked better23. Who lives _here?A. farthest away B. furthest away C. the farthest from D. the further away24. How was the party? Fine except that we arrived_.A. terribly late B. terribly lately C. terrible late D. terrible lately25. How about Joe Hill? He arrived home _and sound.A. safe B. safely C. with safety D. in safe26. What do you think of that job, Tonny? We feel _that the job shouldnt have been done so carelessly.A. strong B. strongly C. being strong D. to be strong27. Because she was late again for school, the teacher became_.A. very angrily B. much angry C. very angry D. much angrily28. Can you give me _change for this ten-dollar note?A. little B. short C. small D. tiny29. Jane swims _than I, but she doesnt swim _my sister.A. better; as well as B. better; better C. as well as; better D. better; than30. They went by train _Beijing, and there took ship _France.A. so far as; for B. as far as; to C. to; so far as D. for; as far as31. The food tastes _and sells well.A. nice B. well C. salt D. much better32. The result proved_.A. correct B. that his words right C. being correct D. what he said is right33. The _ spider lives in the hot, thick rain forests of South America.A. bird-eaten B. eaten-bird C. bird-eating D. eating-bird34. He thought the Englishman was _that American.A. so clever as B. less clever than C. as cleverer as D. more cleverer than35. Id like him to go and see _the coat would be ready.A. how soon B. how long C. whether D. that36. Speak_, please, I cant hear you.A. loudly B. louder C. alouder D. more loudly37. It is certain that he has _heart trouble.A. little B. no C. not D. big38. In the sports meet he jumped _, so he was _spoken of.A. highly; high B. the higher; highly C. highest; highly D. more highly; very high39. He is not good at French, _ good at German.A. he is B. nor does he C. neither he is D. neither is he40. Look out! Here_.A. comes the bus B. is the bus coming C. the bus comes D. the bus is coming41. Your coat is wet. Why not take _?A. off it B. it off C. it down D. out it42. This hall is _that room.A. twice big than B. twice as bigger as C. not big as D. twice as big as43. Youd better keep your mouth _ and your eyes_.A. close; open B. closed; open C. closed; opened D. close; opened44. Ella was a _shy girl but her classmates seldom thought of her as shy.A. quite B. rather C. too D. so45. The little boy was _frightened _move.A. both; and B. too; to C. either; or D. not; until46. The children were _excited to see _many strange things in the museum.A. very; that B. much; so C. too; such D. too; so47. _meeting will begin is still unknown.A. If the B. That the C. When the D. The48. Only when air moves_.A. it can be felt B. can we feel it C. can it feel D. we can feel it49. The college students insisted on being sent to work _they were most needed _they graduated.A. where; when B. if; unless C. because; while D. though; as50. _do you go to see your grandfather? Twice a month.A. How soon B. How long C. How often D. What time51. The girl wore a coat _long for her.A. too much B. much too C. very much D. a bit of52. Toms mother lay_, so Tom sat_.A. ill, silence B. sick; silent C. with illness; still D. sickly; worried53. He was _ kind _show me the way to the stadium.A. enough; to B. so; that C. very; in order to D. so; as to54. Its_ nine oclock. You are _at breakfast!A. yet; still B. still; already C. already; yet D. alrea