WorksheetsEnglish 6 - Second Quarter Practice Test (Adjective and Adverb)
Total questions: 95
Worksheet time: 53mins
Identify the adjective that modifies the underlined noun used in each sentence.
My parents bought that new car in 2010.
(a)
Identify the adjective that modifies the underlined noun used in each sentence.
Mary has a blue folder for her test papers in Science.
(a)
Identify the adjective that modifies the underlined noun used in each sentence.
The small baby crawled to his mother.
(a)
Identify the adjective that modifies the underlined noun used in each sentence.
The happy kids ran out the door to recess.
(a)
Identify the adjective used in each sentence.
Ben played with his huge teddy bear.
(a)
Click the correct type of the underlined adjective.
Mary bought her new collection of expensive Russian dolls.
DESCRIPTIVE
LIMITING
Click the correct type of the underlined adjective.
Margot wore a beautiful hat to the pie-eating contest.
DESCRIPTIVE
LIMITING
Click the correct type of the underlined adjective.
Please use three white flowers in the arrangement.
DESCRIPTIVE
LIMITING
Click the correct type of the underlined adjective.
Please give me some milk to make tea.
DESCRIPTIVE
LIMITING
Click the correct type of the underlined adjective.
The boxer hit a powerful punch to his opponent and knocked him out.
DESCRIPTIVE
LIMITING
Click the correct type of the underlined adjective.
It is not easy to walk on this uneven path.
DESCRIPTIVE
LIMITING
Click the correct type of the underlined adjective.
I’m looking for a small good-tempered dog to keep as a pet.
DESCRIPTIVE
LIMITING
Identify the LIMITING ADJECTIVE used in the sentence.
We took a ride on an old blue Chinese bus.
(a)
Identify the DESCRIPTIVE ADJECTIVE used in the sentence.
I like that antique tractor.
(a)
Identify the LIMITING ADJECTIVE used in the sentence.
My brother rode those big black horses in the parade.
(a)
Identify the LIMITING ADJECTIVE used in the sentence.
We went on a two-week cruise on an ocean liner.
(a)
Identify the DESCRIPTIVE ADJECTIVE used in the sentence.
I bought a pair of black leather shoes.
(a)
Identify the DESCRIPTIVE ADJECTIVE used in the sentence.
Five new students did not complete their project.
(a)
Identify the LIMITING ADJECTIVE used in the sentence.
We will ride those yellow buses to the outdoor school.
(a)
Identify the LIMITING ADJECTIVE used in the sentence.
Our poster has to be cut into four squares.
(a)
Based on the given picture, complete the orders of adjectives.
(a)
Click the correct order of adjectives.
There is ________ table in my bedroom.
an old round wooden
a round old wooden
a wooden round old
Click the correct order of adjectives.
I saw him hiding something in _______ bag.
that small plastic black
that black small plastic
that small black plastic
Click the correct order of adjectives.
John lost the ______ bicycle he bought last week and his parents were very angry with him because of his carelessness.
beautiful blue new Japanese
beautiful new blue Japanese
Japanese beautiful new blue
Click the correct order of adjectives.
There are many ________in our library.
old American interesting history books
interesting old American history books
interesting American old history books
Click the correct order of adjectives.
She packed her clothes in a ________ box.
green flimsy cardboard
flimsy green cardboard
cardboard flimsy green
Click the correct order of adjectives.
Visitors to the local museum are mostly attracted by ______ rocking chair.
a beautiful old European wooden
an old beautiful wooden European
a wooden old beautiful European
Click the correct order of adjectives.
The girl wore a ________dress at the wedding ceremony
silk pretty white
white pretty silk
pretty white silk
Click the correct order of adjectives.
My father bought a _____ for our family camping.
polyester sleeping blue bag
blue sleeping polyester bag
blue polyester sleeping bag
Type the correct order of adjectives in the parenthesis.
Mr. Alejandro is wearing his (blue, old, cotton) shirt.
(a)
Type the correct order of adjectives in the parenthesis.
Mrs. Ramos usually sits on her (wooden, brown, big) desk.
(a)
Type the correct order of adjectives in the parenthesis.
Our special guest is a ( Korean, beautiful, 30-year-old) idol.
(a)
Type the correct order of adjectives in the parenthesis.
Kyle kept the packs of sugar in a (large, metal, blue) container.
(a)
Type the correct order of adjectives in the parenthesis.
David hid the (gigantic, nice, yellow, Egyptian) vase from Joshua.
(a)
Type the correct order of adjectives in the parenthesis.
They take their (small, lovely, Filipino, young) children to the park every day.
(a)
Identify if the underlined word is an adjective or an adverb.
The fastest dog won in the dog show at the park.
Adjective
Adverb
Identify if the underlined word is an adjective or an adverb.
Alexa quickly wrote her answers on the answer sheet.
Adjective
Adverb
Identify if the underlined word is an adjective or an adverb.
Owen raised his hand quietly.
Adjective
Adverb
Identify if the underlined word is an adjective or an adverb.
The attentive students listened to the instructions of their teacher.
Adjective
Adverb
Identify if the underlined word is an adjective or an adverb.
Brielle attentively listens to the advice of her parents.
Adjective
Adverb
Click the correct form of the word based on the given function.
(as an ADJECTIVE)
Christopher doesn't take risks when he's driving. He's always ___.
careful
carefully
Click the correct form of the word based on the given function.
(as an ADVERB)
Sally works ___ because she never takes a break.
continuously
continuous
Click the correct form of the word based on the given function.
(as an ADVERB)
Alice and Stan are very ____ married.
happy
happily
Click the correct form of the word based on the given function.
(as an ADJECTIVE)
Although she makes a lot of mistakes, she is quite ___ in English.
fluent
fluently
Click the correct form of the word based on the given function.
(as an ADJECTIVE)
The class was very quiet. There was a ____ silence.
complete
completely
Identify the adverb used in the sentence.
Some stories are incredibly exciting from start to finish.
stories
incredibly
exciting
finish
Identify the adverb used in the sentence.
It will stop raining soon, so let's wait until then.
stop
soon
raining
will
Identify the adverb used in the sentence.
Christmas is celebrated annually on December 25 by Catholics.
Christmas
celebrated
annually
Catholics
Identify the adverb used in the sentence.
I have been a fan of mystery stories since I was quite young.
fan
mystery
young
quite
Identify the kind of underlined adverb in each sentence.
They ran quickly to their seats because the movie was about to start.
Place
Manner
Degree
Frequency
Time
Identify the kind of underlined adverb in each sentence.
He lives nearby his parents' house.
Time
Place
Degree
Manner
Frequency
Identify the kind of underlined adverb in each sentence.
They will submit their output tomorrow for Filipino.
Time
Place
Degree
Manner
Frequency
Identify the kind of underlined adverb in each sentence.
The weather is so cold that I need to wear three clothes.
Degree
Manner
Time
Frequency
Place
Identify the kind of underlined adverb in each sentence.
He always greets his teachers whenever he sees them.
Time
Degree
Frequency
Manner
Place
Identify the kind of underlined adverb in each sentence.
My father sat comfortably on the sofa and read the newspaper.
Manner
Time
Place
Degree
Frequency
Identify the kind of underlined adverb in each sentence.
We should work cooperatively with our group mates.
Manner
Degree
Frequency
Time
Place
Identify the kind of underlined adverb in each sentence.
They seldom visit their ancestral house at Bacolod.
Frequency
Manner
Time
Place
Degree
Identify the kind of underlined adverb in each sentence.
During the storm, several trees came crashing down.
Degree
Place
Time
Manner
Frequency
Identify the kind of underlined adverb in each sentence.
Tammy Payne isn't just a good singer. She's absolutely fantastic.
Degree
Place
Time
Manner
Frequency
Choose the correct adverb to complete the sentence.
Please talk __________ . My brother is sleeping.
noisily
softly
slowly
loudly
Choose the correct adverb to complete the sentence.
The milk is poured _______ into the bottle so there will be no spills on the floor.
carefully
bravely
carelessly
easily
Choose the correct adverb to complete the sentence.
The class listened ___ while the teacher explained the experiment.
fiercely
attentively
cruelly
sweetly
Choose the correct adverb to complete the sentence.
____, lightning flashed in the sky.
Suddenly
Gracefully
Sweetly
Anxiously
Choose the correct adverb to complete the sentence.
He is ___ shy to talk to the girl.
to
rather
too
also
Choose the correct adverb to complete the sentence.
Gerard cooks ___ well but he still needs more practice.
fairly
perfectly
extremely
rarely
Click the correct answer for comparing adverbs.
He arrived _______ than expected.
early
earlier
more early
earliest
Click the correct answer for comparing adverbs.
We walked ________ than the rest of the people.
slowly
slowlier
more slowly
most slowly
Click the correct answer for comparing adverbs.
They called us _________ among the participants. (late)
late
later
more later
latest
Click the correct answer for comparing adverbs.
My mother and my sister talked ________ while watching the movie in the cinema.
loudly
more loudly
loudlier
most loudly
Click the correct answer for comparing adverbs.
He hit his arm ______ than before. (hard)
hard
harder
hardest
more hardest
Click the correct answer for comparing adverbs.
Last night, our team played ________ of all this season.
worst
worse
more worst
more worsely
Click the correct answer for comparing adverbs.
She smiled _________ than before.
most happily
more happy
happily
more happily
Click the correct answer for comparing adverbs.
The Spanish athlete ran __________ among the contestants.
fast
faster
fastest
fastiest
Click the correct answer for comparing adverbs.
She greeted me _____ of all.
more politely
most polite
most politest
most politely
Type the correct answer for comparing adverbs.
Jim threw the ball (a) than Peter. (far)
Type the correct answer for comparing adverbs.
We answered all the questions (a) of all the applicants. (well)
Type the correct answer for comparing adverbs.
Our new teacher explains the exercises (a) than our old teacher. (badly)
Type the correct answer for comparing adverbs.
The new mechanic checked the car (a) than the old mechanic. (thoroughly).
Type the correct answer for comparing adverbs.
This morning we got up (early) than usual to exercise.
(a)
Type the correct answer for comparing adverbs.
Ann ran (gracefully) of all the joggers.
(a)
Click the adverbs in the correct order.
My favorite novelist writes his thoughts _______.
in the book / clearly / to entertain his readers
in the book clearly to entertain his readers
clearly in the book to entertain his readers
to entertain his readers clearly in the book
Click the adverbs in the correct order.
My baby brother cries
sometimes / too loud / in his crib / during the night
sometimes too loud in his crib during the night
too loud in his crib sometimes during the night
too loud sometimes in his crib during the night
Click the adverbs in the correct order.
Joy is singing _____.
to greet Alexa / during the birthday party / happily
happily during the birthday party to greet Alexa
to greet Alexa happily during the birthday party
happily to greet Alexa during the birthday party
Click the adverbs in the correct order.
Harry is sad because he plays ____.
at the field / badly / today
today at the field badly
badly today at the field
badly at the field today
Click the adverbs in the correct order.
You drive ____.
dangerously / on the road / to be at your destination
dangerously on the road to be at your destination
to be at your destination dangerously on the road
to be at your destination on the road dangerously
Arrange the adverbs in the correct order.
Angelo runs
(to lose weight, around the park, quickly, every morning).
(a)
Arrange the adverbs in the correct order.
The teacher gives instructions
(during dismissal time, to prepare for going home, in the classroom).
(a)
Click check (/) if the adverbs are in the correct order.
Dad walks impatiently home every evening after work.
Click check (/) if the adverbs are in the correct order.
She goes at her garden before school at 6:30 a.m. to water her plants.
Click check (/) if the adverbs are in the correct order.
Tim reads in his bedroom on the floor every after lunch.
Click check (/) if the adverbs are in the correct order.
I clean the litter box every day to keep the house from smelling.
Click check (/) if the adverbs are in the correct order.
I did my workshop successfully today at the new building.
Click check (/) if the adverbs are in the correct order.
Mrs. Smurf ate seriously yesterday at Jollibee for her dinner.
Click check (/) if the adverbs are in the correct order.
The teacher shared enthusiastically at the seminar last Webinar.
Click check (/) if the adverbs are in the correct order.
The girls went excitedly upstairs after the show to get their bouquet of flowers.
