What part of speech is the word [orange] in the sentence: 'The red, yellow and deep orange of autumn leaves create a dazzling display.'?

What part of speech is the word [excellent] in the sentence: 'Hiking and walking are excellent ways to discover the Park’s 165 kilometres of trails.'?

What part of speech is the word [Follow] in the sentence: 'Follow the Luskville Falls Trail, and climb 290 metres up the rocky slope of the Eardley Escarpment.'?

What part of speech is the word [themselves] in the sentence: 'The children amused themselves by rolling in the pile of raked leaves.'?

What part of speech is the word [simply] in the sentence: 'Rock climbing can be slow and arduous, but once you reach the top, it is simply exhilarating.'?

What part of speech is the phrase [not only] in the sentence: 'Many athletes cycle in Gatineau Park not only for the aerobic workout but also for the hill training.'?

What part of speech is the phrase [but also] in the sentence: 'Many athletes cycle in Gatineau Park not only for the aerobic workout but also for the hill training.'?

What part of speech is the word [What!] in the sentence: 'What! You’re not coming with us to see Fall Rhapsody?'

What part of speech is the word [enjoy] in the sentence: 'For a few weeks, Ottawa residents enjoy the brilliant fall colours of Gatineau Park.'?

What part of speech is the word [create] in the sentence: 'The red, yellow and deep orange of autumn leaves create a dazzling display.'?

What part of speech is the word [ways] in the sentence: 'Hiking and walking are excellent ways to discover the Park’s 165 kilometres of trails.'?

What part of speech is the word [climb] in the sentence: 'Follow the Luskville Falls Trail, and climb 290 metres up the rocky slope of the Eardley Escarpment.'?

What part of speech is the word [slow] in the sentence: 'Rock climbing can be slow and arduous, but once you reach the top, it is simply exhilarating.'?

What part of speech is the word [discover] in the sentence: 'Hiking and walking help you discover new trails in the park.'?

What part of speech is the word [beautiful] in the sentence: 'The beautiful scenery attracts many visitors to the park.'?

What part of speech is the word [quickly] in the sentence: 'The hikers moved quickly along the trail to reach the summit.'?

What part of speech is the word [beautifully] in the sentence: 'The leaves change color beautifully in the fall.'?

What part of speech is the word [quick] in the sentence: 'The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.'?

What part of speech is the word [happily] in the sentence: 'She danced happily at the festival.'?