Adverbs Quiz
5 Questions
0 Views

Choose a study mode

Play Quiz
Study Flashcards
Spaced Repetition
Chat to lesson

Podcast

Play an AI-generated podcast conversation about this lesson

Questions and Answers

What does 'abruptly' mean?

  • With great effort and struggle
  • Suddenly and unexpectedly (correct)
  • Very quickly but smoothly
  • Very slowly and carefully
  • Which of the following words is an antonym of 'severe'?

  • Slight (correct)
  • Artificial
  • Sufficient
  • Annual
  • What does 'polished' mean?

  • Brightly colored and shiny
  • Very old and worn out
  • Well-practiced and refined (correct)
  • Rough and unfinished
  • What is the opposite of 'badly'?

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

    What does 'ambitiously' mean?

    <p>With a strong desire to succeed</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Adverbs

    • meanly: in a mean or unkind manner
    • dimly: in a faint or dim way
    • secretly: in a private or hidden manner
    • highly: to a great degree or extremely
    • fluently: with ease and smoothness in speech or action
    • brightly: in a shining or radiant way
    • badly: in a bad or poor manner
    • safely: in a secure or protected way
    • modestly: in a humble or unassuming manner
    • extravagantly: in an excessively luxurious or wasteful way
    • abruptly: in a sudden or unexpected manner
    • ambitiously: with a strong desire to succeed or achieve
    • eagerly: with enthusiasm or excitement
    • slightly: to a small degree or moderately
    • previously: at an earlier time or occasion
    • efficiently: with skill or competence in performance
    • markedly: to a noticeable degree or extent
    • purely: completely or entirely
    • verbally: through spoken words or language
    • informally: in a casual or unofficial manner
    • admitted: accepted or acknowledged as true
    • released: set free or made available
    • donated: given as a charity or contribution
    • removed: taken away or eliminated
    • forbidden: not allowed or prohibited
    • trained: taught or skilled in a particular area
    • proven: demonstrated or established as true
    • polished: refined or improved in quality
    • expanded: increased or enlarged in size or extent
    • designed: planned or created with a specific purpose
    • legally: according to the law or in a lawful manner
    • especially: particularly or exceptionally
    • urgently: with a sense of importance or necessity
    • wastefully: in a way that is lavish or excessive
    • barely: just enough or almost not at all
    • severe: serious or intense in degree or quality
    • sufficient: enough or adequate for a purpose
    • annual: happening or done once a year
    • potential: possible or capable of development
    • artificial: man-made or produced through human skill
    • mood: a person's emotional state or atmosphere
    • hardship: difficulty or struggle in life
    • source: the origin or starting point of something
    • approach: a way of dealing with a situation or problem
    • balance: a state of equilibrium or stability
    • Forbidden words should not be used in formal language.

    Studying That Suits You

    Use AI to generate personalized quizzes and flashcards to suit your learning preferences.

    Quiz Team

    Description

    Test your knowledge of adverbs in English grammar. Identify the correct usage and meaning of various adverbs in sentences.

    Use Quizgecko on...
    Browser
    Browser