Intensifying adverbs and adjectives Quiz

My sister got a job in the city and now she's really rich. My sister got a job in the city and now she's _________ .

• absolutely rolling-in-it

• completely ancient

• absolutely freezing

• totally flabbergasted

• utterly huge

The bus was rather crowded and I had to stand. The bus was ______ and I had to stand.

• totally packed

• absolutely freezing

• completely ancient

• utterly huge

• totally flabbergasted

No one drives on this new road. It has no purpose. No one drives on this new road. It's ________ .

• utterly pointless

• absolutely freezing

• completely ancient

• totally flabbergasted

• extremely minute

I was really surprised to see Sandy at the office. I was ________ when I saw Sandy at the office.

• totally flabbergasted

• absolutely freezing

• completely ancient

• utterly huge

• extremely minute

The music from the bar downstairs was very loud. The music from the bar downstairs was _________ .

• completely deafening

• absolutely freezing

• completely ancient

• totally flabbergasted

• extremely minute

That new building is really big. That new building is ________ .

• utterly huge

• absolutely freezing

• completely ancient

• totally flabbergasted

• extremely minute

I hate this house because it's very old. I hate this house because it's ________ .

• completely ancient

• absolutely freezing

• totally flabbergasted

• utterly huge

• extremely minute

I wouldn't worry about the design flaw. It's very small. I wouldn't worry about the design flaw. It's ________ .

• extremely minute

• absolutely freezing

• completely ancient

• totally flabbergasted

• utterly huge

I hate that this is your last day; you'll be (sore / miss).

The competition to build the new bridge was (fierce / compete).