Adverbs of Intensity Quiz

Which sentence correctly uses an adverb of intensity?

• She is completely sure about her answer.

• He runs too fastly in the race.

• The cake is very deliciously.

• I feel rather happily today.

Which adverb of intensity means "to a great extent"?

• Slightly

• Extremely

• Fairly

• Somewhat

Which sentence has a weak adverb of intensity?

• The room is absolutely silent.

• I am slightly nervous for the test.

• He was totally exhausted after practice.

• She is completely sure of her answer.

How do adverbs of intensity help in everyday conversations?

• They describe a person's location.

• They make expressions clearer by showing how strong or weak something is.

• They replace adjectives in a sentence.

• They help in identifying action words.

Which sentence shows the strongest intensity?

• The movie was quite interesting.

• The food was somewhat spicy.

• Her performance was extremely outstanding.

• I feel fairly tired.

Which of the following is NOT an adverb of intensity?

• Completely

• Very

• Loudly

• Totally

What is the purpose of using weak adverbs of intensity?

• To emphasize a strong feeling or opinion

• To soften the meaning of an adjective or verb

• To express extreme certainty

• To replace descriptive words

Which sentence uses a strong adverb of intensity?

• He was barely awake after the long trip.

• The weather is somewhat cold today.

• I am absolutely certain about my decision.

• The cake is fairly sweet.

What happens when you use an incorrect adverb of intensity in a sentence?

• The meaning of the sentence may become unclear.

• The sentence will always remain the same.

• The sentence will sound more polite.

• It will turn into a question.

Which of these adverbs of intensity can be used to describe mild feelings?

• Slightly

• Totally

• Extremely

• Completely