Adjective Quiz

Grace, Anika, and Henry are having a debate. They want to determine who has the tallest sunflower in their gardens. Which type of adjective are they likely to use in their conversation?

• An adjective used to compare two or more things or people.

• An adjective used to describe a single thing or person.

• An adjective used to indicate possession.

• An adjective used to express emotions.

Who among Mia, Daniel, and Nora is the tallest?

• Mia is smaller

• Daniel is taller

• Nora is bigger

• Daniel is faster

Avery, Ava, and Grace are on a treasure hunt. They found a mysterious note with a riddle. The riddle says: 'I am a word that describes a noun by pointing out or indicating a specific person, place, thing, or idea. What am I?'

• I am a demonstrative adjective.

• I am a word that describes a plural noun.

• I am a word that describes an abstract concept.

• I am a word that describes a verb instead of a noun.

Aria, Arjun, and Benjamin are having a debate. They are trying to figure out how many demonstrative adjectives there are in English. Can you help them settle this?

• 2

• 6

• 8

• 4

Imagine William, Samuel, and Kai are playing a game of 'Grammar Detectives'. They come across a mysterious term - 'Possessive Adjective'. Can you help them figure out what it is?

• A secret code used to describe a person's character or personality.

• A hidden treasure map indicating a location or place.

• A magical word used to show ownership or possession.

• A special word used to express a feeling or emotion.

Scarlett, Abigail, and Mia are planning a surprise party. Whose adjective would you use to describe the party if you are Scarlett?

• my

• your

• their

• his

Hannah, Evelyn, and Anika are playing a fun game of 'Grammar Guru'. They stumbled upon a question, 'What is an interrogative adjective?'

• An interrogative adjective is an adjective that modifies a pronoun and is used to make a statement.

• An interrogative adjective is an adjective that modifies a verb and is used to ask a question.

• An interrogative adjective is an adjective that modifies a noun and is used to ask a question.

• An interrogative adjective is an adjective that modifies an adverb and is used to express an opinion.

Rohan, William, and Benjamin are playing a grammar game. They need your help to identify an example of an interrogative adjective. Can you help them?

• What

• How

• When

• Which

Priya, Aiden and Abigail are having a debate. They want to know, what is the 'fun' version of the adjective 'good' when comparing two things?

• better

• gooder

• best

• goodest

Scarlett has a cute little dog. Can you guess the correct possessive form of the noun 'dog' that Scarlett would use when referring to something that belongs to her dog?

• dog's

• dogs

• doges

• dog's'