Of course! Let's solve this "Who Will Win?" worksheet step by step. The goal is to complete each sentence using the correct
comparative adjective from the word bank.
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✔ Word Bank:
- faster
- farther
- higher
- quicker
- better
- taller
- stronger
- longer
- heavier
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Now, let’s look at each sentence and choose the best comparative adjective based on context and meaning.
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1. Jace ran __________ than Jordan today.
→ We’re comparing how fast they ran.
✔ faster
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2. Kelly jumped __________ than Josh this time.
→ Jumping usually refers to height (like high jump) or distance (long jump). The image shows a person jumping over something — likely height.
✔ higher
*(Note: “farther” could also work if it were a long jump, but “higher” fits the visual of jumping over an obstacle.)*
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3. Maya threw __________ than Max did.
→ Throwing usually refers to distance (e.g., throwing a ball or frisbee).
✔ farther
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4. I think Matt is __________ than Ben.
→ This is a general comparison. Looking at the image, both kids are standing — one looks taller.
✔ taller
*(“Stronger” could also fit, but “taller” is more visually obvious.)*
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5. Tia had a __________ start than Sam.
→ A “start” in a race refers to speed or quickness at the beginning.
✔ quicker
*(“Faster” might seem tempting, but “quicker” is often used for short bursts like a start.)*
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6. The race was __________ this week.
→ The image shows a stopwatch and a track — implying duration or length of the race.
✔ longer
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7. The kids are doing __________ than last year.
→ General improvement in performance or skill.
✔ better
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8. The hammer feels __________ today.
→ Feeling weight — “heavier” makes sense.
✔ heavier
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9. The hurdle is on a __________ level.
→ Hurdles are adjusted in height. The image shows two hurdles at different heights.
✔ higher
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## 🏆 Final Answers:
1.
faster
2.
higher
3.
farther
4.
taller
5.
quicker
6.
longer
7.
better
8.
heavier
9.
higher
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✔ All answers are chosen based on context, common usage, and the visual clues in the worksheet. Great job practicing comparative adjectives! 🎉
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of adjectives that compare worksheet.
