Questões de Adjetivos | Adjectives (Inglês)

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Milly: “I'm from East Grinstead in West Sussex - probably about 50 minutes south of London. | guess it's kind of a country town, so a lot different from the busy capital. My hometown is quite green and nice. | like it. You go down the high street and everyone tends to know one another. It's homely and safe.”

Adapted from htips://www.bbc.com/Aleamingenglish

All adjectives below were used by Milly to describe her hometown, EXCEPT for:

  • A busy.
  • B green.
  • C nice.
  • D safe.
  • E homely.

Which adjectives below, when in their superlative form, follow the same spelling rules as the words in bold “driest” (l. 01), “poorest” (l. 07), and “biggest” (l. 13)?

  • A annoying - hot - far
  • B happy - cool - sad
  • C beautiful - hasty - slow
  • D dangerous - shinny - quick
  • E funny - good - gloomy

Mark the alternative that, correctly and respectively, fills the dashed gaps in line 16 with the superlative form of the adjectives “late” and “great”:

  • A later – best.
  • B latest – greatest.
  • C lately – most great.
  • D most late – greater.
  • E more late – better.

Considering the previous text, its ideas and linguistic features, as well as the reading strategies that apply to it, judge the following item.


The phrase “the most widespread”, in the fourth sentence of the text, is a superlative construction, with “most” modifying the adjective “widespread”. 

  • Certo
  • Errado

The opposite of the adjective in “faulty reporting” (4th paragraph) is

  • A frail.
  • B fickle.
  • C flimsy.
  • D fallible.
  • E flawless.