Comparatives and Superlatives - Travel

Choose the comparison pattern that best completes each travel sentence. One sentence has two blanks, so complete both.

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Question 1

The flight to Tokyo was _____ I expected, so I arrived feeling refreshed.

Options: more comfortable than, more comfortable, the most comfortable than

Question 2

This hotel is _____ in the entire city, according to all the reviews.

Options: more expensive than, the most expensive, most expensive

Question 3

The museum in Paris was _____ museum we visited during our entire trip.

Options: the best, better than, best

Question 4

The weather in Spain is _____ in England, especially during winter.

Options: warmer, warmer than, the warmest

Question 5

The local food in Thailand is _____ I thought it would be.

Options: spicier than, the spiciest, more spicy than

Question 6

Mount Kilimanjaro is _____ peak to climb in Africa.

Options: higher than, highest, the highest

Question 7

The guided tour was _____ exploring the city on our own.

Options: less expensive than, the least expensive, less expensive

Question 8

The beach resort we stayed at was _____ of all the hotels in the area.

Options: more crowded, most crowded, the most crowded

Question 9

Backpacking through Europe is _____ staying in luxury hotels, but it is more adventurous.

Options: the cheapest, cheaper than, cheaper

Question 10

The sunset view from the mountain was _____ sight on our hiking trip.

Options: more beautiful than, most beautiful, the most beautiful

Question 11

With its new seats, the overnight ferry is _____ the train.

Options: more comfortable as, as comfortable as, as comfortable than

Question 12

The _____ we climbed, the _____ the mountain air became.

Options: highest, high, higher, more cold, colder, coldest

Practise Comparatives and Superlatives - Travel with this interactive fill-in-the-blank exercise of 12 questions. Choose the option that correctly completes each sentence, then submit to check your answers and get instant feedback on every choice.

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