Question 1
Italian pizza is _____ food in the world.
Options: the most delicious, most delicious, more delicious
Delicious Foods Around the World
Choose the correct superlative form, quantity expression, possessive pattern, or comparison phrase for each food context.
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Question 2
This restaurant serves _____ sushi in Tokyo.
Options: freshest, the freshest, the most fresh
Question 3
Indian curry is _____ dish on the menu.
Options: more spicy, spiciest, the spiciest
Question 4
Maya has known me since childhood, and she is _____ friend and favorite cooking partner.
Options: the my best, my best, my the best
Question 5
This is _____ food I have ever tasted.
Options: more amazing, most amazing, the most amazing
Question 6
The sales board lists 120, 90, and 60 loaves. With 60, this bakery sells _____ loaves each morning.
Options: the least, fewest, the fewest
Question 7
Of the three soups, this ramen has _____ salt: 0.5 grams, while the other two have more.
Options: the fewest, the least, the most
Question 8
The food guide calls Turkish kebabs one of _____ meat dishes in the region.
Options: tastiest, the tastiest, the tastier
Question 9
Monday's Greek salad was _____ dish _____ the week.
Options: the most simple, the simplest, simplest, in, of, at
Question 10
Chinese dumplings are _____ appetizer in this restaurant.
Options: commonest, most common, the most common
Question 11
According to this travel guide, São Paulo's annual churrasco festival is _____ barbecue events _____ South America.
Options: one of biggest, one of the biggest, one of the bigger, of, at, in
Question 12
Vietnamese pho is _____ noodle soup in Southeast Asia.
Options: most famous, the most famous, the famousest
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