Adverbs test

Adverb is

• a word used to identify any of a class of people, places, or things or to name a particular one of these

• a word used to describe an action, state, or occurrence, and forming the main part of the predicate of a sentence

• a word or phrase that modifies or qualifies an adjective, verb, or other adverb or a word group, expressing a relation of place, time, circumstance, manner, cause, degree, etc

• a word naming an attribute of a noun

Adverbs "always, constantly, hardly ever, occasionally" belong to a group of

• adverbs of manner

• adverbs of frequency

• adverbs of time

• adverbs of degree

Adverbs "completely, enough, extremely, highly" belong to a group of

• adverbs of manner

• adverbs of degree

• conjunctive adverbs

• focusing adverbs

Adverbs "economically, georgraphically, linguistically, politically" belong to a group of

• viewpoint adverbs

• conjunctive adverbs

• adverbs of manner

• attitudinal adverbs

1) It was his daily duty.

2) Most newspapers appear daily.

In these sentences "daily" is

• 1) an adjective

  2) an adverb

• 1) an adverb

  2) an adjective

• both are adjectives

• both are adverbs

It was ___ as we went into the room

• strange quiet

• strange quietly

• strangely quiet

• strangely quietly

She ___ towards the door

• quick ran

• ran quickly

• quickly ran

She was ___ as anyone could have had

• as patient teacher

• a patient a teacher

• as patient as teacher

• as patient a teacher

Have you heard the news? ___

• In May, Jane had a baby

• Jan had a baby in May

• Jane in May had a baby

• Jane had in May a baby

___ Derek nowadays, he's so busy at the office

• We see hardly ever

• We hardly ever see

• We hardly see ever

• Hardly we ever see