Adverbs of manner

How are they cooking?

• They are cooking angrily.

• They are cook happily.

• They are cook sadly.

• They are cooking happily.

How is he playing?

• He's playing quickly

• He's playing angrily

• He's playing sadly

• He's playing suspiciously

How is he running?

• He's running happily

• He's running badly

• He's running slowly

• He's running carefully

Which is correct? I could hear my neighbours shouting _______ at each other.

• angerily

• angrily

• angry

Choose the best adverb: The ballerina moved _______ as she danced.

• softly

• politely

• gracefully

We waited _______ for the bus to arrive.

• patiently

• promptly

• punctually

Which is the opposite of "slowly"?

• fast

• fastly

• unslowly

I tried _______ , but I couldn't win the race.

• hard

• hardly

• hardily

Identify the adverb of manner in the following sentence:

The huge crowd screamed loudly when the star finally walked onto the stage.

• loudly

• huge

• finally

• walked

Choose an adverb of manner that correctly completes the sentence:

In the dark room, he stubbed his toe _____ on bed frame.

• hard

• hardly

• bad

• pain