Comparative Forms of Adverbs Lesson

Comparative Forms of Adverbs Lesson

Multiple Choice

Adverbs can describe_____, ______, & ______.

• nouns, verbs, adjectives

• verbs, adjectives, adverbs

• pronouns, verbs, adjectives

• verbs, adverbs, nouns

Multiple Choice

Select the adverb in the sentence:
Darren accidentally deleted three hours of homework with one click.

• homework
• accidentally
• three hours
• with

Multiple Choice

Identify the adverb in the sentence.

Aiden quickly ran to answer the door.

• quickly

• ran

• answer

• door

Multiple Choice

Which are the questions that an adverb can answer?

• which one, what kind, how many

• who, what, where, when

• how, where, when (to what extent)

Multiple Choice

Identify the adverb of time:

Anniesha will have practice soon.

• Anniesha

• soon

• have

• practice

Multiple Select

Select three of the following which are adverbs of time.

• yesterday

• here

• later

• next door

• now

Multiple Select

Select three of the following which are adverbs of place.

• merrily

• at once

• out

• here

• inside

Multiple Choice

Identify the adverb of place:

I looked everywhere for my lost book.

• everywhere

• lost

• looked

Multiple Choice

Turtles walk _________ because they are ________ animals

• slowly/slow

• slowlier/slow

• noisy/noisily

• well/slow

Multiple Choice

He opened the door ______. I didn't hear any voices.

• quietly

• hard

• patiently

• late

Multiple Choice

She planned their trip to Greece very...

• carefully

• careful

• carefuly

• carefull

Multiple Choice

To form the comparative of most regular adverbs, add the word MORE before the adverb.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Multiple Choice

Mary drives _______________ than she used to.

• carefulliest

• carefullier

• more carefully

• most carefully

Multiple Choice

Max goes to bed _____________ than anyone I know.

• the most early

• earlier

• the earliest

• more early

Multiple Choice

READ THIS CAREFULLY!

Mr. Thomas explains _________________ of all the teachers.

• the clearest

• more clearly than

• clearer than

• the most clearly

Multiple Choice

Which comparative or superlative adverb best completes the sentence.

Alexander and Peter work _____ of all the boys.

• most hardest

• harder

• hardest

• more hard

Multiple Choice

What is the comparative of the adjective 'good'?

• gooder

• best

• better

• the better

Multiple Choice

David did______than he thought he would do on his test.

• worse

• the worst

YOU NEED TO REFER BACK TO THE SLIDES FOR QUESTIONS 36-40.

DO NOT GUESS!

MRS. R

Multiple Choice

What do you get if you cross a four-leaf clover with poison ivy? A rash of ____ luck!

• good

• well

Multiple Choice

Ryan feels _______ today.

• well

• good

Multiple Choice

The pecan pie tasted ______

• good

• well

Multiple Choice

In the sentence "That was a good tennis match." the word good is used correctly?

• yes, it is

• no, it is not.

Multiple Choice

is good an adverb?

• Yes, is an adverb

• no, is an adjective.