THIRD QUARTER

PRE-TEST
ENGLISH 8
I. Choose the correct
comparative or
superlative form in
each sentence.
1.Abe is (nicer, nicest)
than his friend Hal.
2.Mark seems to be
(healthier, healthiest)
than Ramil.
3.The movie was much
(worse, worst) than
we were told.
4.Carolyn is the
(younger, youngest) of
the four daughters.
5.Which of the two
campsites is (farther,
farthest)?
6.Jim’s plan is (more
viable, most viable)
than Kay’s plan.
7.Lailanie is (more
beautiful, most
beautiful) girl in our
class.
8.Edgar is the (better,
best) player on the
basketball team.
9.The noise in our
classroom was (louder,
loudest) than the
noise in the classroom
next to us.
10. Carla is clearly the
(brighter, brightest) of
the twins.
10. Carla is clearly the
(brighter, brightest) of
the twins.
II. Oral Language
and Fluency.
III. Grammar
Awareness and
Structure
IV. Vocabulary
Development
1. Abe is (nicer, nicest) than his friend Hal.
2. Mark seems to be (healthier, healthiest) than Ramil.
3. The movie was much (worse, worst) than we were told.
4. Carolyn is the (younger, youngest) of the four daughters.
5. Which of the two campsites is (farther, farthest)?
6. Jim’s plan is (more viable, most viable) than Kay’s plan.
7. Lailanie is (more beautiful, most beautiful) girl in our class.
8. Edgar is the (better, best) player on the basketball team.
9. The noise in our classroom was (louder, loudest) than the noise in the classroom next to us.
10.Carla is clearly the (brighter, brightest) of the twins.