Adverbs Quiz

Identify the adverb in the following sentence: She is very happy.

• happy

• very

• quickly

• running

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Use the adverb 'quite' in a sentence to describe an action.

• They danced quite beautifully.

• I danced quite slowly.

• She danced quite gracefully.

• He danced quite clumsily.

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In the sentence 'The movie was extremely exciting', identify the adverb and the word it describes.

• extremely exciting

• moderately interesting

• incredibly dull

• very boring

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Write a sentence using the adverb 'really' to describe an adjective.

• She is really not talented.

• She is really talented.

• She is really ugly.

• She is really happy.

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Identify the adverb in the sentence: He runs quite fast.

• slowly

• quite

• easily

• quickly

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Use the adverb 'very' in a sentence to describe an action.

• She ran very quickly to catch the bus.

• He drove very carefully to the party.

• They ate very loudly at the restaurant.

• She walked very slowly to catch the bus.

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In the sentence 'The cake was really delicious', identify the adverb and the word it describes.

• really, delicious

• deliciously, the

• happily, was

• quickly, cake

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Write a sentence using the adverb 'extremely' to describe an adjective.

• He was extremely angry.

• She was extremely happy.

• She was extremely sad.

• They were extremely tired.

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Identify the adverb in the sentence: She sings really well.

• really

• sings

• well

• she

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Use the adverb 'quite' in a sentence to describe an adjective.

• She is very intelligent.

• She is not very intelligent.

• She is quite intelligent.

• She is extremely intelligent.

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