Adjectives Test Exercises – Multiple Choice Questions With Answers – Advanced Level 23

Look at that giant man. Have you ever seen a ____ one?

Look at that skyscraper. Have you ever seen a ____ one?

"I am ____ today" means I didn't come on time.

He is a(n) ____ friend of mine. I am very happy to see him again.

He is ____ interested in what we are talking about. He may be a spy of the other team.

Firstly macaroni is put into the ____ water and then fried in a pan.

The teacher is ____ for all the students in the class.

I was very rude to you and still feel very ____ of myself.

More information becomes ____ through the use of computers.

That people always fear the things they don't know well is a ____ fact.

We don't know the exact dimensions: how ____ the pool and how ____ the skyscraper is.

That watch was very important for me because it was ____.

They gave me a ____, bright, clean room with sea sight.

____ of this country are fed by some cookhouses.

Commercial relationships with Iraq are growing to a ____ position. The petrol pipeline has been opened recently.

There were ____ deaths last year than there are this year.

These goods are on sale. Thus, these are ____ than the others.

Price of bread is getting ____ and ____ expensive in Turkey.

The place is ____ away than we expected it to be.

My room is ____ than anybody else's room.

Your hair is completely ____ from mine.

I have a friend just like that man. They are ____ the same.

The Turkish national anthem is ____ beautiful poem I can ever read in my life.

More use could be made of subjects such as ____ studies, history and geography.

My bicycle's ____ tyres are flat since I haven't pumped ____ air for a long time.

The things she prepared for the dinner were ____ the meal I prepared for the lunch.

The smile on his face didn't reflect his ____ feelings.

The invention of new forms of sport and the conversion of play into sport were two of the ____ marks of the last century; the transformation of tennis and golf into tournament spectacles in our days is an example.

In the latest forms of mass - sport, like air races and motor races, the thrill of the spectacle is intensified by the promise of immediate death or ____ injury

Sport, which began perhaps as a ____ reaction against the machine, has become one of the most organized aspects of the machine age.

The excitement sport is a temporary and only a ____ release.

The croaking of frogs, the singing of birds, the howling of monkeys, and even the language of dolphins certainly play a role in establishing ____ claims and social statutes

Social organization limits the severity of conflicts within the group, and in many cases, it prevents ____ combat except in unusual situations.

In this mechanized society, sport is no longer a mere game empty of any reward other than the playing; it is a ____ business: millions are invested in arenas.

Civilized human societies, and probably most ____ human societies as well, tend to regard the individual person as the significant biological unit.

It is a very ____ and important fact that "fighting" in animals usually consists of threatening or bluff.

In zoos, especially in old, poorly designed ones, where animals are crowded, they have little opportunity for exploring and for the ____ enterprise they normally exercise in the wild.

The cry of horror that escapes from the crowd when a motor car overturns is not one of surprise but of ____ expectation.