Descriptive Adjectives
Tell the adjective in the sentence and the noun that it describes:
The old house had a charming garden.
old-house
charming-garden
I saw (two second) cats in the garden.
two
Tell the adjective in the sentence and then state whether it is in the positive, comparative, or superlative form:
Emma is the friendliest person in class.
friendliest - superlative
Put the following words in alphabetical order:
Brisk
Break
Bargain
Bearing
Bargain
Bearing
Break
Brisk
Choose the word that has a more exact meaning:
The cat ran up the tree because it was (scared terrified).
terrified
Tell the adjective in the sentence and the noun that it describes:
The quiet library was a peaceful place to study.
quiet-library
peaceful-place
Choose the correct numerical adjectives:
On the (one first) day of the competition, I won (fourth four) place.
first
fourth
Tell the adjective in the sentence and then state whether it is in the positive, comparative, or superlative form:
That watch is more expensive than this one.
more expensive - comparative
Fix the rambling sentence:
I went to the store, but it was closed, so I decided to go to the park, and I saw my friend, and we played basketball, and then we went home.
I went to the store, but it was closed. I decided to go to the park, and I saw my friend. We played basketball. Then, we went home.
Choose the word that has a more exact meaning:
The fish sat out for too long causing it to smell (foul bad).
foul
Tell the adjective in the sentence and the noun that it describes:
The dress, beautiful and sparkling, caught everyone's attention.
beautiful, sparkling - dress
Tell the interrogative adjective and the noun that it describes:
Which animal represents your state?
Which - animal
Tell the adjective in the sentence and then state whether it is in the positive, comparative, or superlative form:
We drank cold lemonade to quench our thirst.
cold - positive
Fix the run on sentence:
I finished washing the dishes it was too late to cook a meal I just reheated a frozen pizza.
I finished washing the dishes, but it was too late to cook a meal. I just reheated a frozen pizza.
Come up with a more exact word for the dull word:
Sad
Heartbroken, miserable, melancholy, etc.
Tell the adjective in the sentence and the noun that it describes:
The noisy children ran through the narrow hallways.
noisy-children
narrow-hallways
Tell the interrogative adjective and the noun that it describes:
Whose name appears first on the Declaration of Independence?
Whose - name
Tell the adjective in the sentence and then state whether it is in the positive, comparative, or superlative form:
The bark of this tree feels smooth.
smooth - positive
Fix the run on sentence:
The dog barked loudly the cat ran away.
The dog barked loudly. The cat ran away.
Come up with a more exact word for the dull word:
Fun
Exciting, interesting, etc.
Tell the adjective in the sentence and the noun that it describes:
She read a fascinating book about exotic animals.
fascinating-book
exotic-animals
Tell the interrogative adjective and the noun that it describes:
What animal eats bamboo leaves?
what - animal
Tell the adjective in the sentence and then state whether it is in the positive, comparative, or superlative form:
This kitten of mine has the softest fur.
softest - superlative
Fix the run on sentence
I started to get ready I picked out my clothes I put on my makeup.
I started to get ready. I picked out my clothes and put on my makeup.
or
I started to get ready. I picked out my clothes. I put on my makeup.
Come up with a more exact word for the dull word:
Said
declared, whispered, shouted, etc.