Adjectives and Adverbs Advanced Level Test - Quiz (Online Exercise With Answers) 2

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This second gap fill test contains 25 multiple choice questions on the topic of adjectives and adverbs of English grammar. Both English learners and ESL teachers can use this online exercise as a revision to check the knowledge of English adjectives and adverbs.

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Question 1

1. The back wheel of a bicycle bears _____ weight _____ the front wheel.

A	as / as
B	such / that
C	much / with
D	same / like
E	more / than

Question 2

2. It’s regarded as the best hotel in town. _____ famous people _____ the Prince of Wales have stayed there.

A	like / that
B	like / as
C	as / as
D	so / just
E	such / as

Question 3

3. When cars came into fashion later in his life, he disliked them_____much because of their noise and fumes _____ he refused to have one.

A	too / which
B	as / as
C	rather / so
D	so / that
E	so / yet

Question 4

4. The jury dealt with the shop assistant who had killed the thief _____ tolerantly _____ most of the people watching the trial considered appropriate.

A	less / than
B	more / as
C	so / as
D	the most/that
E	such / that

Question 5

5. There is certainly_____ more underfarmed or badly-farmed land in the world_____ well-farmed land.

A	much / than
B	so / as
C	either / or
D	even / such as
E	rather / such

Question 6

6. Some news outlets reported that Feverfew’s odds had really been _____ high _____ one in a million, which the statistician denies.

A	such / that
B	as / as
C	so / that
D	too / to
E	so / as to

Question 7

7. The human population has swelled _____much______people alive today outnumber all those who have ever lived.

A	so / that
B	such / that
C	too/to
D	enough / to
E	as / as

Question 8

8. A new study shows that brain circuitry makes some people _____ susceptible to becoming addicts.

A	as
B	more
C	the most
D	too
E	enough

Question 9

9. People have developed strategies for combating forgetfulness _____ messages scribbled on post-it notes, electronic address books carried in devices.

A	as well
B	so that
C	such as
D	either
E	even

Question 10

10. Digital memories can d o ____ simply assist the recollection of past events, conversations and projects.

A	as well
B	enough to
C	so that
D	the most
E	more than

Question 11

11. According to Steinhardt____explicit the image,_____ the technology is for actually detecting weapons.

A	the best / the best
B	more / better
C	the more / the better
D	so/that
E	such / that

Question 12

12. During the last eighteen months, a new research has indicated that a far _____ rise in sea level may be possible, because the ice sheets of the Antarctic appear to have begun moving _____ toward the sea.

A	rapid / more quickly
B	rapid / quicker
C	more rapidly / more quickly
D	more rapidly / quickly
E	more rapid / more quickly

Question 13

13. Polly was _____ fond of him _____ when she was widowed she followed him back to Philadelphia after the revolution.

A	too / than
B	more / than
C	as / as
D	such / that
E	so / that

Question 14

14. The disease is encountered in the Western and is _____ common among women in certain professions, such as models and ballet dancers.

A	enough
B	either
C	as
D	more
E	the most

Question 15

15. Because his ideas taught the world _____ had ever been known about humanity, he came to be regarded as the principal authority on the subject.

A	as much as
B	as many as
C	much more than
D	too much
E	the most

Question 16

16. Energy use and carbon dioxide emissions are highly correlated: _____ energy we consume, _____ C02 we release into the atmosphere.

A	the more / the more
B	so much / so much
C	the most / the most
D	much more / much more
E	such much / that much

Question 17

17. As a general rule psychotherapies are _____ effective______medication for the treatment o f mild depression.

A	as / as
B	so / that
C	such / that
D	too /to
E	such/ as

Question 18

18. New developments came from a _____ understanding of what happens to eyes when they're dry when compared to past.

A	well
B	best
C	much best
D	better
E	the most

Question 19

19. The article regards the idea not____ an elite movement or temporary trend, but rather _____ an advancing cultural element that enhances our lives.

A	neither / nor
B	both/and
C	as / as
D	such / as
E	more / than

Question 20

20. Every day____ 1,500 Americans die from cancer - about one person every minute;

A	rather
B	the: most
C	so much
D	mostly
E	more than

Question 21

21. Women are twice ____ likely to get depression_____ men.

A	so / as
B	as / as
C	so / that
D	such / that
E	too / to

Question 22

22. I don’t think there is anything different that makes the education_____ today _____ a hundred years ago.

A	more/ than
B	better / as
C	much / than
D	better/than
E	the best / öf

Question 23

23 ._____ the treatment is started, , the chance of recovery.

A	Sooner/ better
B	The soonest / the best
C	So soon / so good
D	The sooner/the well
E	The sooner/ the better

Question 24

24. Advertising is invading public spaces, _____ schools, which some critics argue is a form of child exploitation.

A	so that
B	as well
C	such that
D	such as
E	either

Question 25

25. The thing I told you is only a legend and it is _____ good ______ be true.

A	as/as
B	enough / to
C	so / that
D	too/ to
E	such /that

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6 thoughts on “Adjectives and Adverbs Advanced Level Test – Quiz (Online Exercise With Answers) 2”

Paul Quinton

December 15, 2018 at 6:22 pm

“tolerantly” is the wrong adverb – perhaps “leniently”?
Paul Quinton

December 15, 2018 at 6:25 pm

Odds are expressed as X to Y – a million to one.
- ETO
  
  December 16, 2018 at 3:31 pm
  
  Have a look at here, please: https://english.stackexchange.com/questions/208887/one-in-a-million-or-a-million-to-one
ys

May 6, 2020 at 8:53 am

Hello, for question 14, is key E possible? When I see the word “among”, I thought there are at least three groups in comparison.
Thank you!
ETO

May 6, 2020 at 6:25 pm

Option E is not possible for question 14. “Among women” means at least women. The comparison is between men and women. That is two groups.

“The disease is encountered in the Western and is more common among women in certain professions, such as models and ballet dancers, than among men.”
YS

May 6, 2020 at 7:57 pm

Thank you for your reply! I understand why now.

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