Comparative adjectives How questions personality quizzes

Which personality comparative adjectives do you think the following questions are testing? Some could have more than one answer.

  1. Who uses more calories when they sing a karaoke song?
  • Who sleeps more hours every night?
  • Who waits longer if a friend is late?
  • Who says please and thank you more times in a day?
  • Who uses their diary more often?
  • Who says “No” more times before they change their mind?
  • Who thinks they will be earning more money in 10 years/ 10 years from now?

Use the mixed answers under the fold to help. Some go with the same question above.

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energetic

loud

lazy

patient

polite

organised

stubborn/ determined

optimistic

ambitious

Compare what comparative adjectives you wrote as a class.

With your partner, predict who is more of each of the personality adjectives above and then ask and answer each other questions to check (changing the questions to be with “you” and “how often/ long/ much/ many”).

In the same groups, choose another personality adjective that is not related to the questions above, and write a “How…?” question to test that thing. Then do the same for other personality adjectives.

Get together with another group. Ask one of your questions to another group. See if they can guess which adjective you are testing, tell them who is more of that that personality according to your question, and see if they agree with your conclusions. Then take turns doing the same.

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