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Identifying Adjectives Quiz

1. Delfino did very well on his algebra test yesterday.

 A) very
 B) well
 C) very, well
 D) very, well, yesterday

2. The storm approached slowly and disappeared quickly.

 A) slowly
 B) quickly
 C) disappeared
 D) slowly, quickly

3. The toddler walked more cautiously outside than the sitter thought he would.

 A) cautiously
 B) more, cautiously
 C) more, cautiously, outside
 D) thought

4. Brenda was already finished with the project by the time her sister got home.

 A) finished
 B) already
 C) her
 D) already, finished

5. The girls want to leave now; otherwise, they might miss their favorite show.

 A) favorite
 B) now
 C) otherwise
 D) now, otherwise

6. Our family never goes skiing because we are extremely sensitive to cold temperatures.

 A) extremely
 B) extremely, cold
 C) extremely, sensitive
 D) never, extremely

7. Marty almost always walks his dog at the same time every evening.

 A) same
 B) every
 C) always
 D) almost, always

8. My grandmother usually drives carefully wherever she goes.

 A) carefully
 B) usually, carefully, wherever
 C) usually, carefully
 D) usually

9. His wealthy neighbor frequently hosts charity events.

 A) frequently
 B) frequently, wealthy
 C) frequently, wealthy, charity
 D) frequently, charity

10. I wish you would walk more carefully around the new plants.

 A) carefully
 B) carefully, new
 C) carefully, around
 D) more, carefully


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