Sequence Adverbs

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    Complete the paragraphs with the following sequence adverbs.a. They're easy to make! ____________, put some of your favorite ice cream in a bowl. __________, pour two tablespoons of chocolate syrup on the ice cream. ________, cover the ice cream and chocolate with whipped cream. ____________, sprinkle chopped nuts on the whipped cream and top it off with a cherry.

    • FIRST/THEN/NEXT/FINALLY
    • AFTER/THEN/NEXT/FINALLY
    • FIRST/NEXT/FINALLY/THEN
    • FIRST/NEXT/FINALLY/FIRST OF ALL
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This quiz titled 'Sequence Adverbs' assesses the understanding of using adverbs to order actions and events. It includes practical applications like recipes, directions, and daily routines, enhancing both written and spoken communication skills.

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  • 2. 

    C. I usually get up at around 7a.m. _________, I  drink a cup of coffee. While I'm drinking my coffee, I check my e-mail. _____________, I eat breakfast. ____________breakfast, I take a shower and get dressed.

    • FIRST/FINALLY/THEN

    • LAST/AFTER/FINALLY

    • FIRST/FINALLY/THEN

    • FIRST/THEN/AFTER

    Correct Answer
    A. FIRST/THEN/AFTER
    Explanation
    The given answer is correct because it follows the logical sequence of events in the passage. The word "FIRST" indicates the initial action of getting up at around 7 a.m. "THEN" signifies the next action of drinking a cup of coffee, and "AFTER" indicates the final action of eating breakfast. This sequence of events makes sense in the context of a morning routine.

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    B. To get there go straight two blocks and __________ turn right. Follow that street for two blocks. Look for a tall gray building on the left. _________, turn left and go three more blocks and it will be the blue house on the southwest corner.

    • THEN/FIRST

    • THEN/THEN

    • NEXT/FIRST OF ALL

    • FIRST/FINALLY

    Correct Answer
    A. THEN/THEN
    Explanation
    The correct answer is "THEN/THEN" because the word "then" is used to indicate the sequence of actions to be taken. In this case, it is telling the person to first go straight two blocks and then turn right. After that, it instructs them to follow that street for two blocks. Finally, it tells them to turn left and go three more blocks to reach the blue house on the southwest corner.

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    Now, try to guess what they are talking about. 

    • RECIPE/DIRECTIONS/HAVE BREAKFAST

    • RECIPIENT/DIRECTIONS/DAILY ACTIONS

    • RECIPE/DIRECTIONS/ROUTINE

    • RESPONSE/DIRECTIONS/ROUTINE

    Correct Answer
    A. RECIPE/DIRECTIONS/ROUTINE
    Explanation
    The correct answer is "RECIPE/DIRECTIONS/ROUTINE". This answer suggests that the conversation is about following a set of instructions or steps in order to establish a routine. The mention of "recipe" and "directions" implies a systematic approach to daily actions or activities. Therefore, the topic of conversation is likely centered around creating and maintaining a routine.

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