Enhance Your English With This Adjective Or Adverb Quiz
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Adjectives and adverbs are both describing words therefore confusing for some people. While one describes a noun the other describes a verb. Do you believe you can differentiate them? The quiz below shows both adjective and adverbs in capital letters. Test your ability to differentiate the two by taking up the quiz.
Questions and Answers
- 1.An ADJECTIVE (ADJ) is a word that describes a noun.EX: tall, soft, clean, tiredAn ADVERB (ADV) is a word that tells when, where or how.EX: tomorrow, upstairs, loudlyStudy the definitions and examples. Then use them to help you decide whether the words that are all caps are ADJ or ADV.Her OLD boots were caked with mud.
- A.
Adjective (ADJ)
- B.
Adverb (ADV)
- 2.The baby was CRANKY.
- A.
ADJ
- B.
ADV
- 3.He took the test YESTERDAY.
- A.
ADJ
- B.
ADV
- 4.I heard the FUNNIEST story last week.
- A.
ADJ
- B.
ADV
- 5.She left her wet shoes OUTSIDE.
- A.
ADJ
- B.
ADV
- 6.Isn't that the FLUFFIEST cat you've ever seen?
- A.
ADJ
- B.
ADV
- 7.He ran AROUND the track twice.
- A.
ADJ
- B.
ADV
- 8.She was LONELY.
- A.
ADJ
- B.
ADV
- 9.His KIND smile lifted my spirits.
- A.
ADJ
- B.
ADV
- 10.SOMEDAY I'll meet the friend of my dreams.
- A.
ADJ
- B.
ADV
- 11.His cat never meowed INDOORS.
- A.
ADJ
- B.
ADV
- 12.He hung the shirt BACK in the closet.
- A.
ADJ
- B.
ADV
- 13.Put that club DOWN immediately!
- A.
ADJ
- B.
ADV
- 14.She is the most JOYFUL child.
- A.
ADJ
- B.
ADV
- 15.The sweater is totally MOTH-EATEN.
- A.
ADJ
- B.
ADV
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