Test: Adjective- 1 - Class 6 MCQ

The best choice to fill in the blank is "adjacent." So the complete sentence would be: "I don't think that they should've built that new factory adjacent to the school."

The given sentence compares two likes 'reading journals' and 'reading novels', out of which one is preferred. Hence the sentence is in the comparative degree.
Option B: 'More than' is in comparative degree, and favours 'reading journals' to 'novels' (more than). Hence option B is correct.
Option A: 'The best' is in superlative degree, and it does not compare one thing to another. But, it refers to the highest degree of comparison, involving more than two things.
Option C: 'Most' expresses the superlative degree whereas 'than' expresses the comparative.
Option D: 'The less than' is not worded correctly. 'The' is used in superlative degree and 'less than' is used in comparative.
Hence options A, C and D are wrong.
 

The sentence is comparing two problems. Even though the blank is preceded by the definite article 'the,' we won't use the superlative form here because there are only two things being compared. So, the most appropriate answer is 'more serious'.

The use of 'than' suggests that we are comparing two situations, so we need to use the comparative form of the base adjective 'bad'. The most appropriate option is 'worse'.

Each' stresses on individual members of a group. Here it stresses that both the sides have coconut trees. Hence, option C is correct. 'Either' is a determiner which means 'one or the other'. Sometimes, it can mean 'each' in expressions like 'on either side'. Hence option A is also correct. 'Neither' is the negative equivalent of 'either'. The sentence does not call for a negative determiner, hence option B is incorrect. Option D modifies nouns which are three or more in its numerical value. Since the numerical value of the noun here is two, this option is incorrect.

Out of the options given warm, spiny and sandy are adjectives while option D) Page is a noun. So, the odd one out is option D) Page.

Option B is the correct answer. An adjective is a word that names an attribute of a noun. In the given question the adjective 'brilliant' is the attribute that modifies the noun 'idea'.  
Option A is incorrect because 'idea' is a noun that refers to a thought or suggestion as to a possible course of action.
Option C is incorrect because 'an' is an article and not an adjective.
Option D is incorrect because we have already chosen the correct answer.

Adjectives are words that modify nouns or pronouns to make them more specific.
The options that are given mean:
Option A) Loyally: is an adverb which means showing 'constant support to someone'.
Option B) Really: is an adverb that means 'actually' or 'in actual fact'
Option C) hungrily: is an adverb that means 'with hunger'.
Option D) scholarly: is an adjective that means relating to serious academic study or having knowledge or learning.
Therefore, the correct answer is option D).

In given sentence, the word 'gory' gives more information on how the images were; it qualifies the noun 'images'. Hence, option A gory is correct.
Option B eyes, is incorrect, because it a noun which refer to the name of a body part.
Option C own, gives more information on, by whose eyes, rather it emphasises whose eyes they are. So, it is an adjective.
Option D saw is the past form of the verb 'see', so it is incorrect.

When two nouns are compared to one another, the sentence is in the comparative degree of comparison.
As mentioned in the question, an adjective of the comparative degree must fill in the blank.
Option C: 'Bluer' is an adjective in the comparative degree. Also, 'than' indicates comparison.
Together, the phrase 'bluer than' is in the comparative degree. Hence option C is correct.
Option A is incorrect because the adjective 'blue' on its own does not indicate any comparison.
Option B is incorrect because 'as blue as' is in the positive degree of comparison.
Option D is incorrect because 'the bluest' is in the comparative degree of comparison.