Adverb Quiz With Answers

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Here we bring this Adverb Quiz with Answers to you. This Adverb quiz will test your ability and improve your skills with the position of adverbs in English sentences. This Adverb Practice quiz is ten questions strong and must answer all correct to win it. Point out the adverbs in the statements, and let's see how good you are in this. Score high and learn more with this quiz. Let's go!

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1.

Point out the adverb/adverbs in the statement.
- A.
  
  Fan
- B.
  
  Quite
- C.
  
  A
- D.
  
  Since
- E.
  
  Young
Correct Answer
B. Quite

Explanation
The adverb "quite" is the correct answer. It modifies the adjective "young" and indicates a high degree or extent.

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2.

Point out the adverb/adverbs in the statement.
- A.
  
  Some
- B.
  
  Are
- C.
  
  Incredibly
- D.
  
  Exciting
- E.
  
  From
Correct Answer
C. Incredibly

Explanation
The adverb "incredibly" modifies the adjective "exciting" in the statement. It adds emphasis and intensifies the level of excitement, indicating that some things are extremely exciting.

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3.

Point out the adverb/adverbs in the statement.
- A.
  
  Others, very
- B.
  
  Others, slowly
- C.
  
  Others, very, slowly
- D.
  
  Very
- E.
  
  Very, slowly
Correct Answer
E. Very, slowly

Explanation
The adverbs in the statement are "very" and "slowly". These adverbs modify the verb "Others" and describe the manner in which the action is being performed.

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4.

Point out the adverb/adverbs in the statement.
- A.
  
  A, almost, never
- B.
  
  Almost, never, until
- C.
  
  A, never, down
- D.
  
  A, almost, down
- E.
  
  Almost, never, down
Correct Answer
E. Almost, never, down

Explanation
The adverbs in the statement are "almost," "never," and "down." These adverbs modify the verbs or adjectives in the sentence, providing more information about the manner, frequency, or intensity of the action or state.

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5.

Point out the adverb/adverbs in the statement.
- A.
  
  Many
- B.
  
  From
- C.
  
  At
- D.
  
  Prevent
- E.
  
  Scarcely
Correct Answer
E. Scarcely

Explanation
The adverb in the given statement is "scarcely".

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6.

Point out the adverb/adverbs in the statement.
- A.
  
  A, then, more
- B.
  
  Never, then, more
- C.
  
  A, never, then
- D.
  
  A, never, more
- E.
  
  Never, more
Correct Answer
B. Never, then, more

Explanation
The adverbs in the statement are "never," "then," and "more." Adverbs modify verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs, and in this case, these words are modifying the implied verb or action in the statement. "Never" indicates the absence of something happening, "then" suggests a sequence or order of events, and "more" implies a greater amount or degree of something.

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7.

Point out the adverb/adverbs in the statement.
- A.
  
  Favorite, cleverly
- B.
  
  Favorite, clever
- C.
  
  Cleverly, equally
- D.
  
  Clever, cleverly
- E.
  
  Equally, clever
Correct Answer
C. Cleverly, equally

Explanation
The adverbs in the statement are "cleverly" and "equally".

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8.

Point out the adverb/adverbs in the statement.
- A.
  
  Like
- B.
  
  Hunt
- C.
  
  Like, especially
- D.
  
  Especially, carefully
- E.
  
  Hunt, carefully
Correct Answer
D. Especially, carefully

Explanation
The adverbs in the statement are "especially" and "carefully". These adverbs modify the verbs "like" and "hunt" respectively, indicating a higher degree of emphasis or caution.

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9.

Point out the adverb/adverbs in the statement.
- A.
  
  Almost, always
- B.
  
  Are, almost, always
- C.
  
  Are
- D.
  
  Almost
- E.
  
  Are, always
Correct Answer
A. Almost, always

Explanation
The adverbs in the statement are "almost" and "always". These adverbs modify the verbs "are" and indicate a high degree or frequency of the action. "Almost" suggests that the action is very close to being complete or true, while "always" indicates that the action happens continuously or without exception.

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10.

Point out the adverb/adverbs in the statement.
- A.
  
  Amazing, how
- B.
  
  Amazing, these
- C.
  
  Amazing, most
- D.
  
  How, most
- E.
  
  How, these
Correct Answer
D. How, most

Explanation
The adverbs in the statement are "how" and "most". These adverbs modify the adjectives "amazing" and "amazing" respectively.

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