The Adjective Quiz of Rapture

1. You step onto Rapture soil and breath its eerie air. Is the underlined word an adjective?

The deadly Big Daddy stabbed me with his drill.

Yes, it is an adjective

No, it isn't an adjective

Plasmids!

Maybe, I refuse to answer the question. (Like you have a choice)

Perhaps, it's interesting, but highly overrated

The word "eerie" describes the air in Rapture, indicating that it has a strange and unsettling quality. Adjectives are used to modify or describe nouns, and in this case, "eerie" modifies the noun "air." Therefore, the underlined word is indeed an adjective.

Explanation

The word "eerie" describes the air in Rapture, indicating that it has a strange and unsettling quality. Adjectives are used to modify or describe nouns, and in this case, "eerie" modifies the noun "air." Therefore, the underlined word is indeed an adjective.

2. Usng your shotgun, you quickly defeat the incoming Splicers without serious injury. You inject yourself with another EVE hypo of Electrobolt. You begin to talk to yourself aloud as a symptom of your insanity. Select an adjective to fill in the blank.

The ( ) voices are driving me...insane. Make it stop!

Ground

Persistent

Trap bolt

Hat

Plasmids!

The persistent voices are driving me...insane. Make it stop!

Explanation

The persistent voices are driving me...insane. Make it stop!

3. You shock the Big Daddy standing in the water, electrocuting him after five bolts. You decide to rescue the Little Sister. Once again, a voice speaks to you. Which sentence does NOT use an adjective?

"Two Splicers are ambushing you!"

"Your weak mind in mine to control."

"My powerful plasmid defeated the protector."

"The underwater decor is ruined."

"Look to your right. Splicers are coming!"

The sentence "Look to your right. Splicers are coming!" does not use an adjective. It simply states an action and describes the direction in which to look. It does not provide any descriptive information about the splicers.

Explanation

The sentence "Look to your right. Splicers are coming!" does not use an adjective. It simply states an action and describes the direction in which to look. It does not provide any descriptive information about the splicers.

4. You begin to reload your shotgun. As you pump a shell into the firearm, you question yourself. What is the purpose of adjectives?

It's the actions that you do

To describe a noun or pronoun

To describe a verb

To take over the world

To take over Rapture

Adjectives are used to provide more information about a noun or pronoun by describing its qualities, characteristics, or attributes. They help to add detail and specificity to the noun or pronoun, allowing the reader or listener to have a clearer understanding of what is being referred to. In this case, the purpose of adjectives is to describe a noun or pronoun, providing additional information about it.

Explanation

Adjectives are used to provide more information about a noun or pronoun by describing its qualities, characteristics, or attributes. They help to add detail and specificity to the noun or pronoun, allowing the reader or listener to have a clearer understanding of what is being referred to. In this case, the purpose of adjectives is to describe a noun or pronoun, providing additional information about it.

5. You encounter a Spider Splicer. You pick up a shotgun and fire at the fiend. The only way you may survive is to fill in the blank with an adjective up yonder.

The ( ) Splicers were crazy lunatics.

Proximity mine

EVE hypo

Rapture

Two

Uh... what are these "Splicers"?

The only way you may survive is to fill in the blank with an adjective up yonder. The (two) Splicers were crazy lunatics.

Explanation

The only way you may survive is to fill in the blank with an adjective up yonder. The (two) Splicers were crazy lunatics.

6. The Splicer is electrocuted and you look his body, finding more EVE hypos. Your mind begins to cloud. Does an adjective appear before or after its noun?

Uh... before

Definately after

Both

I hear voices in my head...

Not sure...

The correct answer is "Both." This means that an adjective can appear before or after its noun. In English, the placement of adjectives can vary depending on the context and style of writing. Sometimes, adjectives are placed before the noun they modify, while other times they are placed after the noun. It is important to be aware of this flexibility in order to effectively communicate and understand the meaning of sentences.

Explanation

The correct answer is "Both." This means that an adjective can appear before or after its noun. In English, the placement of adjectives can vary depending on the context and style of writing. Sometimes, adjectives are placed before the noun they modify, while other times they are placed after the noun. It is important to be aware of this flexibility in order to effectively communicate and understand the meaning of sentences.

7. Your mind begins to clear. A deadly Big Daddy, with his Little Sister, walks solemnly past you. A voice in your head speaks to you. Pick which phrase uses word "this" or "that" as an adjective.

"Use this Electrobolt when he's in the water."

"This is the right thing to do."

"Don't do this."

"This isn't your consciousness. You're talking to yourself."

"I can't believe that's not butter!"

The correct answer is "Use this Electrobolt when he's in the water." This phrase uses the word "this" as an adjective to describe the Electrobolt.

Explanation

The correct answer is "Use this Electrobolt when he's in the water." This phrase uses the word "this" as an adjective to describe the Electrobolt.

8. After a psychotic episode, so see a Little Sister harvesting ADAM from a corpse. Your consciousness sas to you, "Go get her." Select a sentece that uses an adjective correctively comparing two or more objects.

I'm a lot strongest then her..

The shotgun is powerfuller than the pistol.

Spider Splicers are quickest than a Big Daddy.

The plasmid is the deadliest weapon of all time.

Rapture is biggest than Atlantis

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Explanation

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9. As you approach the Little Sister, a Big Daddy wielding a deadly drill rushes towards you. You think in your head for possibly the last time. Can numbers be used as adjectives?

Definately

No, definately no

I can't think, a monster is closing the distance quickly

I should've switched to a different car insurance, like GEICO

Uncertain...

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Explanation

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10. After the battle, you inject yourself with an Electrobolt plasmid. Lightning surges from your fingertips and you shock a Splicer standing in water. Is this sentence written well?

He did a good job at tricking Delta in the story.

No, it's wrong. Wrong! WRONG!

No, it's written... not good.

Yes, it's written well

Yes, I like cookies... (Remember what I said about insanity.)

Maybe, I...don't understand the background of the question.

The given sentence is written well because it effectively describes the action of injecting oneself with an Electrobolt plasmid and the resulting effect of lightning surging from the fingertips and shocking a Splicer standing in water. The sentence is clear and concise, and it conveys the intended information accurately.

Explanation

The given sentence is written well because it effectively describes the action of injecting oneself with an Electrobolt plasmid and the resulting effect of lightning surging from the fingertips and shocking a Splicer standing in water. The sentence is clear and concise, and it conveys the intended information accurately.

The Adjective Quiz Of Rapture