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Let’s go step by step to solve each sentence. We need to pick the right adjective from the word box and change it to its superlative form (the “most” or “-est” version) to fit the blank.

Here’s the word box again:
> good, quiet, dull, ugly
> wild, poor, busy, strange

Now let’s look at each sentence one by one.

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1. I have never heard her voice. She is the __________ person.

→ If you’ve *never* heard her voice, she must be very quiet.
Superlative of “quiet” = quietest

✔ Answer: quietest

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2. John has no money. He is the __________ of us all.

→ No money → he is the poorest.
Superlative of “poor” = poorest

✔ Answer: poorest

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3. I had the __________ dream last night.

→ Dreams can be weird or unusual → strange fits.
Superlative of “strange” = strangest

✔ Answer: strangest

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4. Don’t use that knife. It’s the __________ one in the kitchen.

→ Why not use it? Probably because it’s bad → worst? But “bad” isn’t in the box. Wait — we have “good”. The opposite of good is bad, but we don’t have “bad”. Hmm… maybe “dull”? A dull knife doesn’t cut well. That makes sense!
Superlative of “dull” = dullest

✔ Answer: dullest

*(Note: Some might think “worst”, but since “worst” isn’t in the word box, and “dull” is, we go with “dullest”)*

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5. I don’t like these jeans. They’re the __________ ones.

→ Don’t like them → probably because they look bad → ugly
Superlative of “ugly” = ugliest

✔ Answer: ugliest

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6. That is the __________ dog in the neighborhood.

→ Could be loud, crazy, energetic → wild fits.
Superlative of “wild” = wildest

✔ Answer: wildest

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7. Tim is the __________ person I know. He’s never available.

→ Never available → always doing something → busy
Superlative of “busy” = busiest

✔ Answer: busiest

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8. This is the __________ pie. I’ll have another piece.

→ You want more → it must be delicious → good
Superlative of “good” = best

✔ Answer: best

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Final check: All answers are superlatives from the word box, and make sense in context.

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Final Answer:
1. quietest
2. poorest
3. strangest
4. dullest
5. ugliest
6. wildest
7. busiest
8. best
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of comparative superlative worksheet.
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