Test: Type II (Adjectives) - Banking Exams MCQ

The word “covered” implies that the mountain peak has a layer of something on it. “Snowy” is the adjective that best describes a mountain peak covered in snow.

Comparative adjectives are used to compare differences between the two objects. In this case, actions and words have been compared. Options C and B are superlative. Option D is comparative. Option E is an adverb which describes an adjective. Option B is having a less in front of the comparative adjective which is not required.
loud < louder < loudest
Option D is correct. 

Out of the given options, the word 'they' is not a demonstrative adjective as it does not indicate any noun.

The underlined adjective denotes the positive degree of comparison as it simply shows the quality of the noun 'Jiya', without any comparison.

Out of the given statements, the statement 'Interrogative adjectives are always used in interrogative sentences' is correct.

The underlined word is a demonstrative adjective as it indicates the plural noun 'shoes'.

In sentence I,the comparative form of the adjective ‘beautiful’ is used, while in sentence II, the superlative is used; however, both the sentences mean the same. Therefore, statement III is true. Hence, the correct answer is option A.

Out of the given sentences, the sentence 'Which team won the match today does not matter' doesn't use the interrogative adjective 'which' as it does not interrogate about any noun, and simply makes a statement.

In the given sentence, two demonstrative adjectives, 'those' and 'that', are used as they are indicating the nouns 'horses' and 'stable' respectively.

The adjective 'strong' is followed by the adverb 'enough' to express sufficiency.