Mastering Adverbs of Frequency For Study Habits

What is an adverb of frequency?

• An adverb of frequency indicates the time of day.

• An adverb of frequency is a type of verb.

• An adverb of frequency indicates the frequency of an action.

• An adverb of frequency describes a noun.

Identify the adverb of frequency in this sentence: 'I always study before exams.'

• rarely

• sometimes

• always

• never

Which of the following is an adverb of frequency: often, quickly, beautiful?

• rarely

• happy

• slowly

• often

Fill in the blank: I ______ study for my tests. (selalu in English)

• usually

• always

• sometimes

• never

How often do you study if you say you study rarely?

• Three times a month

• Once a week

• Once or twice a month

• Every day

Create a sentence using the adverb 'sometimes'. Remember, this quiz is all about study habits.

• Sometimes, I will eat pizza.

• I rarely enjoy reading books in the park.

• Sometimes, I enjoy reading books in the park.

• I sometimes go to the mall.

Identify the placement of the adverb in this sentence: 'She usually completes her homework.'

• The adverb 'usually' is placed after the subject 'She'.

• The adverb 'usually' is placed before the verb 'completes'.

• The adverb 'usually' is placed at the beginning of the sentence.

• The adverb 'usually' is placed after the verb 'completes'.

Which adverb indicates the highest frequency: always, sometimes, never?

• rarely

• always

• occasionally

• seldom

Fill in the blank: I study ______ for my math class. (often)

• science

• math

• art

• history

What is the difference between 'frequently' and 'occasionally'?

• 'Frequently' means often; 'occasionally' means sometimes.

• 'Frequently' means rarely; 'occasionally' means never.

• 'Frequently' means sometimes; 'occasionally' means often.

• 'Frequently' means always; 'occasionally' means seldom.