Intensifier Quiz

Identify the sentence with an intensifier that suggests an extreme condition.

• The soup is slightly salty.

• It's absolutely freezing outside!

• She was very surprised.

• The movie was quite interesting.

Choose the sentence that uses an intensifier to enhance the adjective.

• The soup was somewhat warm.

• The book was extremely interesting.

• She spoke loudly.

• They were slightly late.

Which sentence incorrectly uses an intensifier?

• She sang most beautifully.

• They were just wonderful.

• He works too hardly.

• The test was very difficult.

Select the sentence that uses "totally" as an intensifier.

• The results were totally unexpected.

• I am totally of a different opinion.

• They were talking totally about something else.

• She totally forgot about the meeting.

Select the sentence where "so" is used as an intensifier before an adjective.

• I so wanted to go to that concert.

• It was so cold that we couldn't stay outside.

• They so arrived on time.

• She so finished her work.

Choose the sentence where the intensifier adds significant emphasis to the adjective.

• The view from the hill was pretty beautiful.

• He was slightly annoyed at the delay.

• She found the lecture utterly boring.

• The dinner was somewhat tasty.

Which sentence uses an intensifier in a way that suggests an unexpected outcome?

• The film was surprisingly good.

• She is very talented.

• It was quite a normal day.

• They were slightly disappointed.

Choose the sentence where the intensifier modifies an adjective to express a high degree of quality.

• The artist is incredibly talented.

• They spoke very quickly.

• The solution was simply perfect.

• It's somewhat cold today.

Identify the sentence where an intensifier is used to emphasize a verb in a negative sentence.

• I can't hardly wait for the weekend.

• She didn't completely understand the instructions.

• They don't really appreciate the effort.

• He hasn't very much time.

Identify the sentence where an intensifier is used with a past participle.

• They have completely finished the project.

• She was barely tired after the run.

• The story was quite told.

• He is somewhat interested in the offer.