Adverb Skills Test

Identify the adverb in the following sentence: She quickly ran to catch the bus.

• hastily

• rapidly

• speedily

• quickly

Compare the adverbs in the following sentences: He sings well. She sings better.

• The adverbs in the sentences are not comparable

• 'better' is used incorrectly in the sentence

• 'better' indicates a lower degree of the adverb 'well'

• 'better' indicates a higher degree of the adverb 'well'

Which adverb modifies the verb in this sentence: The dog barked loudly.

• silently

• happily

• quickly

• loudly

Find the adverb of time in this sentence: I will meet you tomorrow.

• tomorrow

• yesterday

• soon

• today

Identify the adverb in the sentence: They danced gracefully at the party.

• graceful

• gracefully

• gracefuly

• gracefull

Compare the adverbs in these sentences: She arrived late. He arrived later.

• Comparative degree

• Superlative form

• Past tense

• Comparative form

In the sentence 'She speaks softly', which word is the adverb?

• quietly

• quickly

• she

• softly

What is the adverb of time in this sentence: We will go to the beach next week.

• yesterday

• next

• later

• now

Point out the adverb in the sentence: The children played happily in the park.

• joyfully

• beautifully

• quickly

• happily

Compare the adverbs in the sentences: He works hard. She works harder.

• The adverb 'harder' is the comparative form of 'soft'.

• The adverb 'harder' is the superlative form of 'hard'.

• The adverb 'harder' is the antonym of 'hard'.

• The adverb 'harder' is the comparative form of 'hard'.