Adverbs

Choose the adverb in the sentence.

I woke up early for school.

• I

• woke

• up

• early

Choose the adverb in the sentence.

Dennis sat uncomfortably waiting for his turn.

• sat

• uncomfortably

• waiting

• turn

Choose the adverb in the sentence.

Occasionally, Mom would let us make dinner for the family.

• occasionally

• let

• dinner

• for

Tell whether the adverb in the sentence is comparative or superlative.

Mom will more likely wait in the car than stay home.

• comparative

• superlative

Tell whether the adverb in the sentence is comparative or superlative.

The sun remains in the sky longer in summer than in winter.

• comparative

• superlative

Tell whether the adverb in the sentence is comparative or superlative.

The Great Wall of China shows most impressively the result of human effort.

• comparative

• superlative

Use the correct adverb to complete each sentence.

Swimming is a (very real) good way to exercise.

• very

• real

Use the correct adverb to complete each sentence.

Anna has to perform (good well) during the concert.

• good

• well

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Buckling your seatbelt right away is always a (good well) idea.

• good

• well

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I know it was a movie, but the characters seems (very real) familiar.

• very

• real