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Good Vs. Well, Bad Vs. Badly

Total questions: 21

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Use _______ when referring to a noun (person, place, thing)

a)

badly

b)

bad

2.

Use _______ when referring to an action or state of being.

a)

badly

b)

bad

3.

After jeering at her, I felt _________ about it.

a)

bad

b)

badly

4.

Someone farted and it smells so ________ in here!

a)

bad

b)

badly

5.

I rushed through the UD Test, so I got a _____ grade.

a)

bad

b)

badly

6.

I need to stay after school for extra help so _________.

a)

badly

b)

bad

7.

Mrs. Hartley was hurt _______ in the car accident yesterday.

a)

bad

b)

badly

8.

I want a nap so _______ that I could sleep right here on the ground.

a)

bad

b)

badly

9.

Cheating on a test is a _____ enough offense to get you kicked out of a college or university.

a)

badly

b)

bad

10.

Mrs. Hartley taught the lesson _______ so I didn't understand at all.

a)

bad

b)

badly

11.
They danced ______ at the party.
a)
Good
b)
Well
12.
They danced ______ at the party.
a)
Good
b)
Well
13.
Jim and Sue always work _______ together.
a)
Good
b)
Well
14.
Lindsay always has several ______ ideas for weekend plans.
a)
Good
b)
Well
15.
Mrs. Belli needed one more ______ picture for the yearbook.
a)
Good
b)
Well
16.
Johnny did not feel _______; his stomach hurt and he had a fever.
a)
Good
b)
Well
17.
Alex got an A on her math test; this gave her a really ______ feeling.
a)
Good
b)
Well
18.
I hope everything goes _______ tomorrow.
a)
Good
b)
Well
19.
I never learned to play the piano. I'm not a _____ piano player!
a)
Good
b)
Well
20.
It's not ______ to sing when you are sick.
a)
Good
b)
Well
21.
How _____ do you know this concept?
a)
Good
b)
Well