| Question | Answer |
| obesus, -a, -um (in the m/f comparative) | obesior |
| obesus, -a, -um (in the m. superlative) | obesissimus |
| Define: obesior | rather-fat |
| Define: obessissimus | fattest |
| strongest | fortissimus |
| Quite strong | fortior |
| sordidus, -a, -um (in the m/f comparative) | sordidior |
| sordidus, -a, -um (in the m., superlative) | sordidissimus |
| antiquus, -a, -um (in the m/f comparative) | antiquior |
| antiquus, -a, -um (in the m. superlative) | antiquissimus |
| celer, -is, -e (in the m/f comparative) | celerior |
| celer, -is, -e (in the m superlative) | celerrimus |
| humilis, -e (in the m., superlative) | humillimus |
| facilis, -e (in the m., superlative) | facillimus |
| dissimilis, -e (in the m., superlative) | dissimillimus |
| fidelis, -is, -e (in the m., superlative) | fidelissimus |
| acer, acris, acre (in the m., superlative) | acerrimus |
| pulcher, pulchra, pulchrum (in the comparative m/f) | pulchrior |
| pulcher, pulchra, pulchrum ( in the superlative m.) | pulcherrimus |
| gracilis, -is, -e, (in the superlative m.,) | gracillimus |
| felix, felicis, lucky (in the comparative m/f) | felicior |
| felix, felicis, lucky (in the superlative m.) | felicissimus |
| prudens, prudentis, wise (in the comparative m.) | prudentior |
| prudens, prudentis, wise ( in the superlative m.) | prudentissimus |
