Adverbs and Adjectives Quiz
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She sings ______.

  • more beautifully
  • beauty
  • beautiful
  • beautifully (correct)
  • He is a very ______ person.

  • more intelligent
  • intelligence
  • intelligently
  • intelligent (correct)
  • They walked ______ to the park.

  • slowest
  • slowly (correct)
  • slower
  • slow
  • The soup tastes ______.

    <p>delicious</p> Signup and view all the answers

    She works very ______.

    <p>hard</p> Signup and view all the answers

    The weather was ______ last week.

    <p>terrible</p> Signup and view all the answers

    He spoke so ______ that no one understood him.

    <p>quietly</p> Signup and view all the answers

    She looked ______ at the painting.

    <p>carefully</p> Signup and view all the answers

    The movie was ______ interesting.

    <p>extremely</p> Signup and view all the answers

    The test was ______ difficult.

    <p>quite</p> Signup and view all the answers

    He felt ______ about the news.

    <p>badly</p> Signup and view all the answers

    The teacher marked the paper ______.

    <p>carefully</p> Signup and view all the answers

    The company is doing ______ this quarter.

    <p>well</p> Signup and view all the answers

    The flowers are ______ than the ones we saw yesterday.

    <p>more beautiful</p> Signup and view all the answers

    He answered the question ______.

    <p>correctly</p> Signup and view all the answers

    The play was ______ than the movie.

    <p>better</p> Signup and view all the answers

    She sings ______ than her sister.

    <p>more beautiful</p> Signup and view all the answers

    He spoke ______ to the audience.

    <p>clearly</p> Signup and view all the answers

    The painting is ______ than the original.

    <p>better</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Adverbs and Adjectives Quiz

    • To describe a verb, an adverb is used, and to describe a noun or pronoun, an adjective is used.

    Adverbs

    • Beautifully (adv.) is used to describe the verb "sings" to convey the manner of singing.
    • Slowly (adv.) is used to describe the verb "walked" to convey the manner of walking.
    • Deliciously (adv.) is used to describe the verb "tastes" to convey the manner of tasting.
    • Hardly (adv.) is used to describe the verb "works" to convey the manner of working.
    • Terribly (adv.) is used to describe the noun "weather" to convey the degree of badness.
    • Quietly (adv.) is used to describe the verb "spoke" to convey the manner of speaking.
    • Carefully (adv.) is used to describe the verb "looked" to convey the manner of looking.
    • Sweetly (adv.) is used to describe the verb "smell" to convey the manner of smelling.
    • Extremely (adv.) is used to describe the adjective "interesting" to convey the degree of interest.
    • Quickly (adv.) is used to describe the verb "runs" to convey the manner of running.
    • Really (adv.) is used to describe the adjective "excited" to convey the degree of excitement.
    • Correctly (adv.) is used to describe the verb "answered" to convey the manner of answering.
    • Quite (adv.) is used to describe the adjective "difficult" to convey the degree of difficulty.

    Adjectives

    • Intelligent (adj.) is used to describe the noun "person" to convey the quality of being intelligent.
    • Beautiful (adj.) is used to describe the noun "soup" to convey the quality of being beautiful.
    • Delicious (adj.) is used to describe the noun "cake" to convey the quality of being delicious.
    • Wonderful (adj.) is used to describe the verb "played" to convey the quality of being wonderful.
    • Good (adj.) is used to describe the noun "book" to convey the quality of being good.
    • Bad (adj.) is used to describe the noun "mistake" to convey the quality of being bad.
    • Better (adj.) is used to describe the noun "student" to convey the quality of being better.
    • Neat (adj.) is used to describe the verb "writes" to convey the quality of being neat.
    • Happy (adj.) is used to describe the verb "felt" to convey the quality of being happy.

    Adverbs and Adjectives Quiz

    • To describe a verb, an adverb is used, and to describe a noun or pronoun, an adjective is used.

    Adverbs

    • Beautifully (adv.) is used to describe the verb "sings" to convey the manner of singing.
    • Slowly (adv.) is used to describe the verb "walked" to convey the manner of walking.
    • Deliciously (adv.) is used to describe the verb "tastes" to convey the manner of tasting.
    • Hardly (adv.) is used to describe the verb "works" to convey the manner of working.
    • Terribly (adv.) is used to describe the noun "weather" to convey the degree of badness.
    • Quietly (adv.) is used to describe the verb "spoke" to convey the manner of speaking.
    • Carefully (adv.) is used to describe the verb "looked" to convey the manner of looking.
    • Sweetly (adv.) is used to describe the verb "smell" to convey the manner of smelling.
    • Extremely (adv.) is used to describe the adjective "interesting" to convey the degree of interest.
    • Quickly (adv.) is used to describe the verb "runs" to convey the manner of running.
    • Really (adv.) is used to describe the adjective "excited" to convey the degree of excitement.
    • Correctly (adv.) is used to describe the verb "answered" to convey the manner of answering.
    • Quite (adv.) is used to describe the adjective "difficult" to convey the degree of difficulty.

    Adjectives

    • Intelligent (adj.) is used to describe the noun "person" to convey the quality of being intelligent.
    • Beautiful (adj.) is used to describe the noun "soup" to convey the quality of being beautiful.
    • Delicious (adj.) is used to describe the noun "cake" to convey the quality of being delicious.
    • Wonderful (adj.) is used to describe the verb "played" to convey the quality of being wonderful.
    • Good (adj.) is used to describe the noun "book" to convey the quality of being good.
    • Bad (adj.) is used to describe the noun "mistake" to convey the quality of being bad.
    • Better (adj.) is used to describe the noun "student" to convey the quality of being better.
    • Neat (adj.) is used to describe the verb "writes" to convey the quality of being neat.
    • Happy (adj.) is used to describe the verb "felt" to convey the quality of being happy.

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