CHOOSE THE ADVERB IN THE FOLLOWING SENTENCE.

The turtle crawled across the road slowly.

CHOOSE THE ADVERB IN THE FOLLOWING SENTENCE.

Yesterday, our teacher read us a new book.

CHOOSE THE ADVERB IN THE FOLLOWING SENTENCE.

Sometimes, Mother bakes apple pies.

IDENTIFY THE UNDERLINED WORD AS ADVERB OR ADJECTIVE.

When our team earned the winning point, we cheered loudly

IDENTIFY THE UNDERLINED WORD AS ADVERB OR ADJECTIVE.

Because Leah is gentle, Mom trust her to help with the new baby.

IDENTIFY THE UNDERLINED WORD AS ADVERB OR ADJECTIVE.

The noisy children decided to play their game outside.

IDENTIFY THE UNDERLINED WORD AS ADVERB OR ADJECTIVE.

Peter feels much better today.

CHOOSE THE CORRECT COMPARISON ADVERB.

Daniel usually falls asleep ( fast )----------than his brother does.

CHOOSE THE CORRECT COMPARISON ADVERB.

The sun is shinning ( bright )-----------today than it did yesterday.

CHOOSE THE CORRECT COMPARISON ADVERB.

Of all the alarms I have heard, the fire alarm in our school rings ( loud )-------------.

CHOOSE MORE OR MOST TO COMPLETE THE COMPARISON.

A swan swims -------- gracefully than a duck.

CHOOSE MORE OR MOST TO COMPLETE THE COMPARISON.

Of all the animals, the sloth moves---------slowly.

CHOOSE MORE OR MOST TO COMPLETE THE COMPARISON.

The waves rocked the small boat-----------gently than they had during the windstorm.

CHOOSE IF THE UNDERLINED VERB IS ACTION VERB, BEING VERB, OR LINKING VERB.

Those black and white cows are Holstein

CHOOSE IF THE UNDERLINED VERB IS ACTION VERB, BEING VERB, OR LINKING VERB.

Several cows are near the windmill in the pasture.

CHOOSE IF THE UNDERLINED VERB IS ACTION VERB , BEING VERB, OR LINKING VERB.

The cowboys were rounding up the cattle.