Adjectives and Adverbs (Test 2)

Oct 27, 2016

Choose the correct adjective(s) or adverb(s) for each sentence.
1. We are . . .
  really
  happy to be of service to you and your family.
  - real
  - really
  - very
2. The perfume smells . . .
  sweet
  .
  - sweet
  - sweetly
3. I feel . . .
  bad
  about what happened.
  - bad
  - badly
4. Of all the holidays, this is the . . .
  most
  joyful.
  - most
  - more
5. This wine tastes . . .
  dry
  to me.
  - dry
  - dryly
6. Don’t feel too . . .
  bad
  about what you said.
  - bad
  - badly
7. This leotard hugs me . . .
  firmly
  .
  - firmly
  - firm
8. Life in the city is exciting, but life in the country is . . .
  better
  .
  - best
  - better
9. If you don’t speak . . .
  clearly
  , the audience will not understand you.
  - clear
  - clearly
10. The . . .
  sweet
  smell of roses has no match.
  - sweet
  - sweetly
11. Walk . . .
  slowly
  or you will be sorry.
  - slow
  - slowly
12. You don’t look as though you feel . . .
  well
  today.
  - well
  - good
13. You don’t look as though you are doing . . .
  well
  today.
  - good
  - well
14. My son doesn’t feel very . . .
  well
  today.
  - good
  - well
15. She was the . . .
  more
  beautiful of the two.
  - most
  - more
16. The dentist said, “I will be finished drilling . . .
  really
  soon.”
  - real
  - really
  - very
17. Speak . . .
  slowly
  or you will lose your audience.
  - slower
  - slowly
  - more slowly
18. Juanita said she had better memories of Paris . . .
  than
  of Rome.
  - then
  - than
19. If you won’t tell me your secret now, . . .
  then
  when will you tell me?
  - than
  - then
20. I would rather have hope . . .
  than
  hold despair.
  - then
  - than

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