Understanding Adverbs of Degree

"Grade 7 is totally different to grade 6, it'll be difficult." Where is the adverb of degree in this sentence?

• Different

• Totally

• Difficult

• It'll

Find the adverb of degree in this sentence: 'She is very talented.'

• extremely

• quite

• somewhat

• very

Which word is an adverb of degree?

• extremely

• friendly

• quickly

• slowly

How does the word 'quite' change the meaning of a sentence?

• The word 'quite' does not change the meaning of a sentence.

• The word 'quite' is used to make a noun stronger.

• The word 'quite' shows how much.

• The word 'quite' is a negative adjective.

Choose the sentence with an adverb of degree:

• She runs at a fast speed.

• She runs fastly.

• She runs a little fast.

• She runs quickly and rapidly.

What does the adverb 'slightly' mean?

• very strong

• strong

• medium

• not strong

Find the adverb of degree in this sentence: 'He is incredibly tired after school.'

• tired

• incredibly

• very

• slightly

Which adverb means 'a lot'?

• a little

• a bit

• very

• hardly

Fill in the blank: 'The movie was _____ interesting. I think I'll watch it again.'

• very

• a little

• a bit

• slightly

"I am absolutely sure about that!" What does the adverb 'absolutely' mean about how strong something is?

• It means very strong or completely.

• It means not sure, maybe.

• It means a little bit.

• It means it is 50/50