WorksheetsAdjectives and Adverbs
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 18mins
Choose the sentence with the compound adjective.
The campsite rules are posed around the recreation areas.
The acre of land was a lot to plow
My teacher lets us wear jackets in the classroom
Jake has a new job at a restaurant.
Choose the adjective.
Paul left his new jacket in the gym.
his
new
jacket
gym
Choose the questions that the underlined adverb answers.
Stack the boxes there before you leave for the day.
when
where
in what way
to what extent
Choose the adverb that modifies the underlined adverb.
After he had eaten lunch, Steve tackled the paint job more cheerfully.
lunch
tackled
job
more
Choose the adverb.
I could never sing as well as my sister.
could
never
sing
well
Choose the compound adjective.
For our spring dance, we hope to get a well-known band.
our
well-known
spring
we
Choose the possessive pronoun used as an adjective in the sentence.
Mr. Allen drove his car to the train station.
Mr. Allen
his
drove
train
Choose the adjective that the underlined adverb modifies.
The chili at Sal's diner is extremely hot!
chili
Sal's
diner
hot
Choose the question that the underlined adverb answers.
Larry seems very upset by the team's loss.
When
Where
In what way
To what extent
Choose the adjective that the underlined adverb modifies.
The time on my watch is definitely wrong.
time
my
watch
wrong
Choose the adverb that the underlined adverb modifies.
My mother parks her car deliberately far from the store.
mother
parks
store
deliberately
Choose the adverb in the sentence.
Bob defended fiercely his right to try out for the team.
defended
fiercely
right
try
Choose the adverb in the sentence.
However Katie tried, she could not stop thinking about the final exam.
however
tried
could
final
Choose the word that is modified by the underlined adverb.
I think Sarah did extremely well on her science project.
Sarah
did
well
project
Choose the word that is modified by the underlined adverb.
The movie critics were rather unkind about that film.
movie
critics
unkind
film
Choose the adverb that the underlined adverb modifies.
Betty and Susan are hardly ever late to class despite their long walk to school.
late
walk
hardly
despite
Choose the question that the adverb answers.
The newspaper arrives on our doorstep daily.
when
where
in what way
to what extent
Choose the proper adjective in the sentence.
We studied a well-known French fable in class today.
we
studied
French
well-known
Choose the proper adjective in the sentence.
The Florida wetlands are a wonderful place to explore while visiting on vacation.
wonderful
wetlands
visiting
Florida
Choose the noun used as an adjective in the sentence.
The campers gathered around the stone fireplace after the sun went down.
campers
stone
fireplace
sun
Choose the adjective.
My sister and I waited in a long line at the movies.
sister
waited
long
line
Choose the adjective.
The stray dog ate quickly.
stray
dog
ate
quickly
Choose the proper adjective.
One Asian elephant lived sixty-nine years in captivity.
one
Asian
sixty-nine
elephant
Choose the proper adjective.
Spanish art is famous throughout the world.
Spanish
art
famous
world
Choose the proper adjective.
Cross-country skiing is a favorite Swedish sport.
cross-country
skiing
favorite
Swedish
Choose the compound adjective.
My mother bought three pairs of high-heeled shoes at the department store sale.
three
pairs
high-heeled
department
Choose the compound adjective.
The left-handed tennis player surprised the crowd when he switched to his right hand.
left-handed
tennis
player
right
Choose the compound adjective.
The farmer always sits on a three-legged stool when he milks his dairy cows.
always
three-legged
stool
dairy
Choose the possessive pronoun used as a adjective in the sentence.
Mom remembered her umbrella this morning.
her
this
mom
morning
Choose the noun used as an adjective.
I turned on the porch light at dusk.
dusk
turned
porch
light
Choose the noun used as a adjective in the sentence.
Tony got a red mountain bike for his birthday.
red
mountain
bike
birthday
Choose the noun used as an adjective in the sentence.
I left my science book in the cafeteria.
my
science
book
cafeteria
Choose the adverb in the sentence.
I have often thought about joining the school band.
often
have
thought
joining
Choose the adverb in the sentence.
The tiny puppy carefully approached the larger dog.
tiny
larger
carefully
approached
Choose the adverb in the sentence.
Reluctantly, Leslie put her toes into the icy cold lake.
reluctantly
put
icy
cold
