TG TET Paper 1 - 3_English - Test 23 - Transformation of Degrees of Comparison

Question 1 ప్రశ్న 1

Which sentence preserves the meaning of 'Arun is taller than Bala' using the positive degree?

A Arun is as tall as Bala. B Bala is not as tall as Arun. C Bala is taller than Arun. D Arun is not as tall as Bala.

Question 2 ప్రశ్న 2

Which sentence preserves the meaning of 'This road is wider than that road' using 'not so ... as'?

A That road is not so wide as this road. B This road is not so wide as that road. C That road is as wide as this road. D This road is the widest road.

Question 3 ప్రశ్న 3

Which comparative sentence is equivalent to 'Maya is not as old as Rina'?

A Maya is older than Rina. B Rina is older than Maya. C Maya and Rina are equally old. D Rina is the oldest person.

Question 4 ప్రశ్న 4

Which comparative sentence preserves the meaning of 'This exercise is not as difficult as the previous one'?

A This exercise is more difficult than the previous one. B The previous exercise is more difficult than this exercise. C Both exercises are equally difficult. D This exercise is the most difficult one.

Question 5 ప్రశ్న 5

Only three runners—Asha, Bina and Chitra—are being compared. Asha is faster than both Bina and Chitra. Which superlative sentence is equivalent?

A Asha is the fastest of the three runners. B Bina is the fastest of the three runners. C Asha is as fast as Chitra. D Chitra is faster than Asha.

Question 6 ప్రశ్న 6

Only three boxes—P, Q and R—are being compared. Box P alone has the greatest weight; neither Q nor R has the same weight as P. Which comparative sentence is equivalent?

A Box Q is heavier than Box P and Box R. B Box P is heavier than Box Q and Box R. C Box P is as heavy as Box Q. D Box R is heavier than Box P.

Question 7 ప్రశ్న 7

Only three buildings—X, Y and Z—are being compared. Building X alone is the tallest; neither Y nor Z is equal to X in height. Which positive-degree sentence is equivalent?

A Building Y and Building Z are as tall as Building X. B Neither Building Y nor Building Z is as tall as Building X. C Building X is not as tall as Building Y. D Building Z is taller than Building X.

Question 8 ప్రశ్న 8

Only three books—A, B and C—are being compared for price. Book C is more expensive than both A and B. Which superlative sentence is equivalent?

A Book C is the most expensive of the three books. B Book A is the most expensive of the three books. C Book C is as expensive as Book B. D Book B is more expensive than Book C.

Question 9 ప్రశ్న 9

Only three routes—A, B and C—are being compared. Route B alone is the shortest; neither A nor C has the same length as B. Which comparative sentence is equivalent?

A Route A is shorter than Route B and Route C. B Route B is shorter than Route A and Route C. C Route C is shorter than Route B. D Route B is longer than Route A and Route C.

Question 10 ప్రశ్న 10

Which positive-degree sentence is equivalent to 'Gold is more expensive than silver'?

A Gold is as expensive as silver. B Silver is not as expensive as gold. C Gold is not as expensive as silver. D Silver is more expensive than gold.

Question 11 ప్రశ్న 11

Which comparative sentence is equivalent to 'A bicycle is not as fast as a motorcycle'?

A A bicycle is faster than a motorcycle. B A motorcycle is faster than a bicycle. C A motorcycle is as fast as a bicycle. D A bicycle is the fastest vehicle.

Question 12 ప్రశ్న 12

Which transformation does NOT preserve the meaning of 'Ravi is stronger than Mohan'?

A Mohan is not as strong as Ravi. B Mohan is not so strong as Ravi. C Ravi is not as strong as Mohan. D Compared with Mohan, Ravi is stronger.

Question 13 ప్రశ్న 13

Only four mountains—P, Q, R and S—are in the comparison. P is higher than Q, R and S. Which sentence is equivalent?

A P is the highest of the four mountains. B Q is the highest of the four mountains. C P is not as high as R. D S is higher than P.

Question 14 ప్రశ్న 14

Only four students—Kiran, Leela, Manoj and Neha—are being compared. Leela alone is the youngest; none of the other three is the same age as Leela. Which positive-degree statement is equivalent?

A Kiran, Manoj and Neha are not as young as Leela. B Leela is not as young as Kiran, Manoj or Neha. C Kiran, Manoj and Neha are as young as Leela. D Neha is younger than Leela.

Question 15 ప్రశ్న 15

Which comparative transformation preserves the meaning of 'Your bag is not as heavy as mine'?

A Your bag is heavier than mine. B My bag is heavier than yours. C My bag is as heavy as yours. D Your bag is the heaviest.

Question 16 ప్రశ్న 16

Only three rooms—Room 1, Room 2 and Room 3—are being compared. Room 2 alone is the largest; neither of the other rooms is equal to it in size. Which sentence is NOT equivalent?

A Room 2 is larger than Room 1 and Room 3. B Neither Room 1 nor Room 3 is as large as Room 2. C Room 1 and Room 3 are not as large as Room 2. D Room 3 is larger than Room 2.

Question 17 ప్రశ్న 17

Choose the correct transformation of 'No other member of this three-person team is as experienced as Anita.' The team consists only of Anita, Bina and Charu.

A Anita is more experienced than both Bina and Charu. B Bina is more experienced than Anita and Charu. C Anita is as experienced as Bina and Charu. D Charu is the most experienced member.

Question 18 ప్రశ్న 18

Choose the superlative transformation of 'No other member of this three-person team is as experienced as Anita.' The team consists only of Anita, Bina and Charu.

A Anita is the most experienced member of the team. B Anita is a more experienced member of the team. C Bina is the most experienced member of the team. D Anita is as experienced as every member of the team.

Question 19 ప్రశ్న 19

Only three cars—A, B and C—are being compared for price. Car A alone has the lowest price; neither B nor C costs the same as A. Which comparative sentence is equivalent?

A Car A is more expensive than Cars B and C. B Cars B and C are more expensive than Car A. C Car A is as expensive as Cars B and C. D Car C is less expensive than Car A.

Question 20 ప్రశ్న 20

Which transformation correctly preserves the equality expressed by 'Nina is as tall as Tina'?

A Tina is as tall as Nina. B Nina is taller than Tina. C Tina is not as tall as Nina. D Nina is the tallest of the two.

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