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WorksheetsAdverbs REVIEW
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 49mins
Adverbs can describe_____, ______, and ______.
nouns, verbs, adjectives
verbs, adjectives, adverbs
pronouns, verbs, adjectives
verbs, adverbs, nouns
What is the adverb in the sentence?
Peter neatly wrote a shopping list.
neatly
wrote
shopping
list
What is the adverb in the sentence?
My dog always barks at the mailman.
my
always
barks
dog
The girls went upstairs to get their coats.
We played outside during recess after lunch.
played
outside
recess
we
Martha felt really confident after the presentation.
Martha
felt
confident
really
The girl read the book silently after the test.
read
girl
book
silently
What is the difference between superlative and comparative adverbs?
superlative adverbs compare 3 or more and comparative adverbs compare 2
superlative adverbs compare 2 or more and comparative adverbs compare 2
superlative adverbs compare 2 and comparative adverbs compare 2 or more
superlative adverbs compare 2 or more and comparative adverbs compare 2
Adverbs describe _____.
nouns and pronouns
verbs and other adverbs
verbs, adjectives, and other adverbs
interjections and pronouns
What is the comparative form of quickly?
quicklier
quickliest
more quickly
most quickly
What is the comparative form of sloppily?
sloppier
sloppiler
more sloppily
most sloppiest
What is the superlative form of the underlined adverb in the sentence?
She talked bitterly at the ceremony.
bitterliest
bitterlier
most bitterly
more bitterly
What is the superlative form of the underlined adverb in the sentence?
Adam expertly maneuvered the components of the machine into their proper positions.
expertlier
expertliest
most expertly
more expertly
In the sentence, "She played well," what question does played answer?
how?
when?
where?
In the sentence, "Today, I will ride my bike to school," what question does today answer?
how?
when?
where?
What are some questions that adverbs answer?
How often, how many, what kind, where
Why, where, what kind, to what extent
What kind, which one, how many, how much
How, where, when, and to what extent
Identify the adverbs in each sentence as well as the words they modify.
Marcella, deposit the money safely in the most powerful vault.
SAFELY is an adverb modifying the verb DEPOSIT.
DEPOSIT is an adverb modifying the adjective POWERFUL
MOST is an adverb modifying the adjective POWERFUL
POWERFUL is an adverb modifying the adjective MOST
Identify the adverbs in each sentence as well as the words they modify.
The recently found journal said Wallace was so lost that he just wandered aimlessly in circles.
RECENTLY is an adverb modifying the adjective FOUND.
FOUND is an adverb modifying the verb LOST
SO is an adverb modifying the predicate adjective LOST.
AIMLESSLY is an adverb modifying the verb WANDERED.
Identify the adverbs in each sentence as well as the words they modify.
Running quickly for the endzone, the widely recruited fullback tripped.
ENDZONE is an adverb modifying the participle RUNNING
QUICKLY an adverb modifying the participle RUNNING.
WIDELY is an adverb modifying the participle RECRUITED.
RECRUITED is an adverb modifying the participle WIDELY.
Identify the adverbs in each sentence as well as the words they modify.
Lynne pushed the most talented students so they would finish the assignment quickly.
QUICKLY is an adverb modifying the verb WOULD FINISH.
WOULD FINISH is an adverb modifying the verb QUICKLY
TALENTED is an adverb modifying the participle MOST
MOST is an adverb modifying the participle TALENTED.
Identify the adverbs in each sentence as well as the words they modify.
Wendy threw the garbage out, but the flies would not leave.
FLIES is an adverb modifying the verb WOULD LEAVE.
OUT is an adverb modifying the verb THREW.
NOT is an adverb modifying the verb WOULD LEAVE.
GARBAGE is an adverb modifying the verb THREW.
Identify the adverbs in each sentence as well as the words they modify.
After she looked carefully in both directions, Jane sprinted across.
AFTER is an adverb modifying the verb LOOKED.
BOTH is an adverb modifying the verb LOOKED.
ACROSS is an adverb modifying the verb SPRINTED.
CAREFULLY an adverb modifying the verb LOOKED.
Identify the adverbs in each sentence as well as the words they modify.
Now that Royce has arrived safely, the group can settle down.
SAFELY is an adverb modifying the verb HAS ARRIVED.
DOWN is an adverb modifying the verb CAN SETTLE.
NOW is an adverb modifying the verb CAN SETTLE.
GROUP is an adverb modifying the verb CAN SETTLE.
Identify the adverbs in each sentence as well as the words they modify.
Always think positively when you have presented an opportunity to succeed.
POSITIVELY is an adverb modifying the verb POSITIVELY.
ALWAYS is an adverb modifying the verb THINK.
THINK is an adverb modifying the verb PRESENTED.
POSITIVELY is an adverb modifying the verb THINK.
Identify the adverbs in each sentence as well as the words they modify.
Dan waved enthusiastically at Steve.
WAVE is an adverb modifying the verb ENTHUSIASTICALLY.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY is an adverb modifying the verb DAN
ENTHUSIASTICALLY is an adverb modifying the verb WAVED
AT is an adverb modifying the verb ENTHUSIASTICALLY.
Is the adverb placement correct or incorrect?
I play sometimes football after school
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Rarely we go to the park on Sundays
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Do you usually eat cereal for breakfast?
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She often is tired after returning from the gym.
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I am always busy on Mondays
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My family goes hardly ever on vacation in the summer.
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My brother always doesn’t do his math homework.
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We never have class on Thursdays but we play quizzes on Friday!
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My dog rarely plays with other dogs in the park
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Does usually she play video games instead of doing homework?
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