Adjectives
Which of the following is synonymous with “beautiful”?
• a) Ugly
• b) Gorgeous
• c) Ordinary
• d) Bland
b) Gorgeous
Which of the following is an adverb?
• a) Slowly
• b) Kindness
• c) Green
• d) They
Which is a noun?
• a) Quickly
• b) Happiness
• c) Tall
• d) Beautiful
Which of the following is a pronoun?
• a) He
• b) Happy
• c) Jump
• d) Courage
) He
• b) Happy
• c) Jump
• d) Courage
a) He
What is the verb?
She quickly ran to the store before it closed.
a) Quickly
b) Ran
c) Store
d) Before
The adjective “generous” describes someone who is willing to give freely.
True or false?
True
She ran ___ to catch the bus but missed it.
Options: Slowly, quickly.
quickly
A ___ is a place where people go to learn.
Options: Toilet, University, Mechanic shop.
University
This is my cat, and ___ loves to chase birds.
options: It, he, she, they
It
Fill-in-the-blank
a) The girl ___ a book.
b) The dog ___ the frisbee.
Options: 1 = reads, 2 = chases.
Answer like this (A-2, B-1).
A-1, B-2
Fill-in-the-blank
The sunset was so ___ that it left everyone speechless.
Mesmerizing / normal
Mesmerizing
Adverbs can modify verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs.
True or false?
True
Girl is a proper noun, while “Isabella” is a common noun.
True or false?
False.
The word “they” can be used as a pronoun.
True
The verb in this sentence is “Handsome“.
True or false?
False
Compare the adjectives “happy” and “ecstatic.” How do they differ in intensity?
a) ”Ecstatic” communicate a stronger and more intense feeling than “happy”.
b) They mean exactly the same.
a) ”Ecstatic” communicate a stronger and more intense feeling than “happy”.
The adverbs “softly” and “loudly.” Describe volume in which way?
a) They mean the same.
b) “Softly” describe a lower volume while “loudly“ describes a more intense volume.
b) “Softly” describe a lower volume while “loudly“ describes a more intense volume.
Match nouns
1. Sadness
2. Boy
3. Santiago
4. Herd
a) Abstract noun
b) Common noun
c) Proper noun
d) Collective noun
Answers: A-1, B-2, B-3, C-4
Compare the pronouns “I” and “we.” How do they change in meaning?
a) “I” refers to one person, while “we” includes multiple people.
b) They mean exactly the same
a) “I” refers to one person, while “we” includes multiple people.
My grandpa ___ on the windowsill every morning.
Options:
a) Sit
b) Sits
c) Sat
b) Sits
Match each adjective with the correct meaning
1. Vibrant
2. Fragile
3. Dull
4. Resilient
a) Easily broken
b) Full of energy and emotion
c) Lacking excitement
d) Able to recover quickly
(answer like this: A-2, B-3, C-6)B-1, A-2, C-3, D-4
Match adverbs
1. Gently
2. Always
3. Very
4. Quickly
a) Frequency
b) Degree
c) Speed
d) Manner
Answer: D-1, A-2, B-3, C-4.
Identify nouns in this sentence:
The boy chased the ball into the highway and got ran over..
Answers: Boy, ball, highway.
Match the pronoun to its type:
1. Herself
2. Someone
3. We
4. That
a) Reflexive pronoun
b) Demonstrative pronoun
c) Personal pronoun
d) Indefinite pronoun
(answer like this: A-1, 2-C, 3-B, 4-D)
Answer: A-1, B-2, C-3, D-4
Identify the verbs.
They were walking to the stadium when they were shot.
Answer: Were, walking, shot, were.