Adverbs

Question 0

An adverb is often formed by adding _ _ to an adjective.

Answer 0

ly

Happily, quickly, gladly

Question 1

A adverb describes or can modify

A. An adjective
B. A verb
C. An adverb
D. All of the above

Answer 1

D. All of the above

Question 2

An adverb of “frequency” such as:
Sometimes, Usually and Never, is used to show how often a (?) occurs.

A. An adjective
B. A verb
C. An adverb
D. Noun

Answer 2

B. Verb

Question 3

Adverbs of time such as:
Shortly, Soon, After and Now show when a (?) occurs

A. An adjective
B. A verb
C. An adverb
D. Noun

Answer 3

B. Verb

Question 4

An adverb that shows how often a verb occurs is know as an adverb of (?).

Answer 4

Frequency

Question 5

An adverb that shows when a verb occurs is known as an adverb of (?)

Answer 5

Time

Question 6

Adverbs of degree such as:
Very, Much and Extremely all show the subjective amount in relation to a verb or (?)

A. An adjective
B. A verb
C. An adverb
D. Noun

Answer 6

A. Adjective

Question 7

Peter Jackson finished his assignment remarkably quickly.

Verb (?)
Adverb i. (?) modifies (?)
Adverb ii. (?) modifies (?)

Answer 7

Verb = to finish (finished)
Adverb i. = quickly = modifies “to finish”
Adverb ii. = remarkably = modifies “quickly”

Question 8

A adverb of place such as “Here” and “There” show where a (?) take place

A. An adjective
B. A verb
C. An adverb
D. All of the above

Answer 8

B. Verb

Question 9

Here / there when used as adverbs are known as adverbs of (?)

Answer 9

Place