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1£®We should keep _______ in the reading-room.

A£®quite B£®quietly C£®quiet D£®quickly

2£®The light in the room wasn¡¯t _______for me to read.

A£®enough bright B£®brightly enough C£®enough brightly D£®bright enough 3£®She is _______of the two. A£®the cleverest B£®the cleverer C£®the clever D£®cleverest

4£®¡ªHow far is the factory from here? ¡ªIt¡¯s about 4 kilometres _______. A£®far B£®long C£®away D£®near

5£®¡ªDo you have enough men to carry these chairs? ¡ªNo. I think we need _______ men. A£®another B£®other two C£®more two D£®two more

6£®How beautifully she sings! I have never heard _______ voice. A£®the best B£®a best C£®the better D£®a better

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7£®¡ªWhich is ________, the sun, the moon or the earth? ¡ªOf course the moon is.

A£®small B£®smaller C£®smallest D£®the smallest

8£®He has made _______ progress this term than before.

A£®little B£®less C£®fewer D£®much 9£®¡ªWhat delicious cakes!

¡ªThey would taste _______ with butter.

A£®good B£®better C£®bad D£®worse

10£®Bob never does his homework ________ Mary. He makes lots of mistakes.

A£®so careful as B£®as carefully as C£®carefully as D£®as careful as

11£®I must be getting fat ¨C I can _____ do my trousers up.

A£®fairly B£®hardly C£®nearly D£®seldom

12£®If you can¡¯t come tomorrow, we¡¯ll ____ have to hold the meeting next week.

A£®yet B£®even C£®rather D£®just

13£®Mary kept weighing herself to see how much ___ she was getting.

A£®heavier B£®heavy

C£®the heavier D£®the heaviest

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14£®I don't mind picking up your things from the store. _______, the walk will do me good

A£®Sooner or later B£®Still C£®In time D£®Besides

15£®The great success of this programme has been ____ due to the support given by the local businessmen.

A£®rather B£®very C£®quickly D£®largely

16£®Mr. Smith used to smoke ____, but he has given it up.

A£®seriously B£®heavily C£®badly D£®hardly

17£®It is ________any wonder that his friend doesn¡¯t like watching television much.

A£®no B£®such C£®nearly D£®hardly

18£®The number of people present at the concert was ________than expected. There were many tickets left.

A£®much smaller B£®much more C£®much larger D£®many more

19£®That doesn¡¯t sound very frightening, Paul. I¡¯ve seen ________. What did you like most about the film?

A£®better B£®worse C£®best D£®worst

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20£®_________, some famous scientists have the questions of being both careful and careless.

A£®Strangely enough B£®Enough strangely C£®Strange enough D£®Enough strange

21£®Mr. Smith owns ______ collection of coins than anyone else I have ever met.

A£®larger B£®a larger C£®the larger D£®a large

22£®David has won the first prize in singing; he is still very excited now and feels________ desire to go to bed.

A£®the most B£®more C£®worse D£®the least

23£®Bob ran the 100 meters in 9.91 seconds, and I have not seen _________ this year.

A£®the best B£®better C£®the most D£®more

24£®If it is quite _____ to you, I will visit you next Tuesday.

A£®convenient B£®fair C£®easy D£®comfortable

25£®This washing machine is environmentally friendly because it uses___water and electricity than___ models.

A£®less;older B£®less;elder

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