Understanding Adverbs of Intensity

What is an adverb of intensity?

• An adverb that describes a specific action.

• An adverb that describes the degree or intensity of an action or quality.

• An adverb that modifies a noun.

• An adverb that indicates time or place.

Identify the adverb of intensity in this sentence: She is very talented.

• extremely

• very

• talented

• quite

Choose the adverb of intensity: He runs fast, but he runs even ___ when he is late.

• carefully

• quickly

• slowly

• faster

Which word is an adverb of intensity? Extremely, quickly, or softly?

• slowly

• softly

• quickly

• extremely

Fill in the blank with an adverb of intensity: The movie was ___ interesting.

• very

• extremely low

• not very

• somewhat

Select the adverb of intensity: She is quite happy today.

• very

• quite

• extremely

• somewhat

Identify the adverb of intensity: The cake was incredibly delicious.

• delicious

• was

• cake

• incredibly

Which of the following is NOT an adverb of intensity? Really, slowly, or totally?

• slowly

• happily

• quickly

• easily

Choose the correct adverb of intensity: He is ___ excited about the trip.

• extremely

• not very

• very

• somewhat

Fill in the blank: The test was ___ difficult for everyone.

• not

• somewhat

• extremely

• very