Adverbs

Which sentence shows the correct use of the adverb?

• The baby slept peacefully.

• The baby slept hopefully.

• The baby slept mischievously.

Which sentence shows the correct use of the adverb?

• The hungry giant roared reluctantly.

• The hungry giant roared immediately.

• The hungry giant roared loudly.

Which sentence shows the correct use of the adverb?

• Immediately, the weather will be sunny for our outdoor picnic tomorrow.

• Hopefully, the weather will be sunny for our outdoor picnic tomorrow.

• Peacefully, the weather will be sunny for our outdoor picnic tomorrow.

Which sentence shows the correct use of the adverb?

• Mother agreed reluctantly when we asked her for potato chips.

• Mother agreed peacefully when we asked her for potato chips.

• Mother agreed mischievously when we asked her for potato chips.

Which sentence shows the correct use of the adverb?

• The monkey climbed on me mischievously.

• The monkey climbed on me peacefully.

• The monkey climbed on me hopefully.

Which sentence shows the correct use of the adverb?

• The car came to a stop peacefully at the red light.

• The car came to a stop mischievously at the red light.

• The car came to a stop immediately at the red light.

Which sentence shows the correct use of the adverb?

• We jumped into the pool angrily.

• We jumped into the pool merrily.

• We jumped into the pool sadly.

Which sentence shows the correct use of the adverb?

• The ballet dancer danced clumsily like a bear.

• The ballet dancer danced gracefully like a swan.

• The ballet dancer danced noisily like an elephant.

Which sentence shows the correct use of the adverb?

• The stars shine brightly in the sky.

• The stars shine peacefully in the sky.

• The stars shine mischievously in the sky.

Which sentences shows the correct use of the adverb?

• The children put their books hungrily on the shelf.

• The children put their books bravely on the shelf.

• The children put their books neatly on the shelf.