Food vocabulary comparatives and superlatives

Food comparative and superlative questions quiz speaking

food and drink vocabulary/ comparative and superlative adjectives

Headway Pre-Intermediate Units 1 to 5

Work together to answer the questions below, then test each other with questions made from the questions with blanks.

Which is the flattest:

a casserole, a saucepan or a frying pan?

Which is the softest:

lettuce, cabbage or cauliflower?

Which is smellier:

onion or garlic?

Which is the fattiest:

lamb, chicken or beef?

Which are the juiciest:

grapes, cherries or raspberries?

Which is the ________:

________, _______ or _________?

Which is ___________:

___________ or __________?

Name something that is:

            bigger than a pea but smaller than a strawberry.

            juicier than an apple but less juicy than a peach.

            sweeter than a lemon but more sour than an apple

Name something that is:

            harder than      _________________ but softer than __________________________

            ____________ than _____________ but ______________ than _______________

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Test your teacher with similar questions on local foods that they might not know about.

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Related pages

Headway Pre-Intermediate page

Comparative and superlative page

Food vocabulary page

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