Adjectives and Adverbs (Test 1)

Oct 27, 2016

Choose the correct adjective(s) or adverb(s) for each sentence.
1. Come . . .
  quickly
  or we will miss our bus.
  - quick
  - quickly
2. You drive so . . .
  slowly
  that I am afraid someone will hit the car from behind.
  - slow
  - slowly
3. I have never been . . .
  more sure
  of anything in my life.
  - more surer
  - more sure
  - surer
4. Ella was the . . .
  better
  of the two sisters at gymnastics.
  - best
  - better
5. You did that somersault so . . .
  well
  .
  - well
  - good
6. Rochelle felt . . .
  bad
  about forgetting Devlin’s birthday.
  - badly
  - bad
7. This is the . . .
  worst
  oil spill I have ever seen.
  - worst
  - worse
8. The jasmine has bloomed and smells very . . .
  sweet
  .
  - sweet
  - sweetly
9. You look . . .
  angry
  . What did I do?
  - angrily
  - angry
10. She looked . . .
  suspiciously
  at the man wearing the trench coat.
  - suspiciously
  - suspicious
11. . . .
  This
  tree looks as though it is infested with beetles.
  - These
  - This
12. . . .
  Those
  bushes need to be trimmed.
  - Those
  - This
13. When was the last time you had no allergy symptoms and felt . . .
  well
  ?
  - good
  - well
14. In the library, you have to be . . .
  quieter than
  when you are outside.
  - more quieter then
  - quieter than
15. She felt . . .
  good
  about getting her puppy from the SPCA.
  - good
  - well
16. Charlotte has a . . .
  better
  approach to solving that problem.
  - more better
  - better
17. Which is . . .
  worse
  , a toothache or a headache?
  - worst
  - worse
18. She reacted . . .
  swiftly
  , which made him feel . . .
  bad
  about insulting her.
  - swift … bad
  - swiftly … badly
19. The herbs in the salad tasted . . .
  bitter
  .
  - bitterly
  - bitter
20. Sharon fought . . .
  bitterly
  against her ex-husband for custody of their daughter.
  - bitterly
  - bitter

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