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Degrees of Comparison and Clauses

Positive/comparative/superlative; main and subordinate clauses.

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Q1 · Degrees of Comparison and Clauses · EASY
Identify the sentence that correctly uses the superlative degree of comparison.
Q2 · Degrees of Comparison and Clauses · MEDIUM
In the sentence 'Although he was tired, he completed his homework', identify the subordinate clause.
Q3 · Degrees of Comparison and Clauses · MEDIUM
Choose the sentence where the comparative degree is used correctly.
Q4 · Degrees of Comparison and Clauses · HARD
In the complex sentence 'The teacher praised the student who had scored the highest marks', which type of subordinate clause is 'who had scored the highest marks'?
Q5 · Degrees of Comparison and Clauses · MEDIUM
Choose the correct comparative degree form: 'Among all the contestants, Ravi performed _____ than expected.'