Adjectives and Adverbs

Select the adverb:

Sandy played tennis today.

• Sandy

• played

• tennis

• today

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What does the adverb tell about the verb?:

They asked questions quietly.

• when

• where

• why

• how

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Which adverb can be used to complete this sentence?:

They were talking _______________.

• outside

• loudly

• yesterday

• all of the above

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What does the adverb tell about the verb?:

Sometimes, my brothers play funny jokes!

• how

• when

• how often

• where

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How many adverbs are in this sentence?:

Dely usually sings beautifully.

• 1

• 2

• 3

• none

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What are the adverbs in this sentence?:

Obet always plays with the dog gently.

• Obet, always

• plays, dog

• always, gently

• Obet, dog

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Which adverb tells when?:

It often rains everywhere at night.

• often

• rains

• everywhere

• at night

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Which is an adverb?:

Please write your questions here.

• Please

• write

• questions

• here

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An adverb is a ___________ that qualifies a verb, an adjective, another adverb, or a word group.

• word

• word or phrase

• phrase

• another verb

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What word is modified by the adverb impressively in the following sentence?:

My mom sings impressively well!

• mom

• sings

• My

• well

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