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Which sentence contains an adverb of manner?
🔘 a) He left yesterday.
🔘 b) She danced gracefully.
🔘 c) They are here.
🔘 d) I often see her.
Answer: b) She danced gracefully.
🧠 Adverb of Manner
Identify the adverb of degree:
🔘 a) Behind
🔘 b) Gently
🔘 c) Fairly
🔘 d) Never
Answer: c) Fairly
🧠 Adverb of Degree
What is the function of the adverb “rarely” in the sentence: “He rarely complains”?
🔘 a) Time
🔘 b) Degree
🔘 c) Frequency
🔘 d) Manner
Answer: c) Frequency
🧠 Adverb of Frequency
What type of adverb is “inside” in this sentence: “Please come inside”?
🔘 a) Time
🔘 b) Degree
🔘 c) Manner
🔘 d) Place
Answer: d) Place
Choose the adverb of frequency:
🔘 a) Possibly
🔘 b) Nearly
🔘 c) Often
🔘 d) Behind
Answer: c) Often
Choose the correct placement of the adverb:
The children / play / in the garden / usually.
🔘 a) Usually the children play in the garden.
🔘 b) The children play usually in the garden.
🔘 c) The children usually play in the garden.
🔘 d) The children play in the usually garden.
Answer: c) The children usually play in the garden.
🧠 Frequency + Position
Identify the conjunctive adverb in this sentence:
He was sick; therefore, he stayed home.
🔘 a) Sick
🔘 b) Therefore
🔘 c) Stayed
🔘 d) Home
Answer: b) Therefore
Which of the following adverbs shows contrast?
🔘 a) Furthermore
🔘 b) Likewise
🔘 c) However
🔘 d) Consequently
Answer: c) However
Which adverb completes the sentence best?
She walked _____ to avoid waking the baby.
🔘 a) Loudly
🔘 b) Quickly
🔘 c) Carefully
🔘 d) Earlier
Answer: c) Carefully
🧠 Adverb of Manner
What type of adverb is “yet” in the sentence: “He hasn’t eaten yet”?
🔘 a) Conjunctive
🔘 b) Degree
🔘 c) Time
🔘 d) Frequency
Answer: c) Time
🧠 Adverb of Time
Which sentence has both an adverb of time and degree?
🔘 a) He almost always arrives late.
🔘 b) She sings beautifully.
🔘 c) They stayed inside.
🔘 d) I just left.
Answer: a) He almost always arrives late.
🧠 Degree + Frequency
Which adverb is used incorrectly?
🔘 a) He speaks fluently.
🔘 b) She can cook goodly.
🔘 c) They walked slowly.
🔘 d) I almost forgot.
Answer: b) She can cook goodly.
🧠 Adverb of Manner (Incorrect Form)
What kind of adverb is “soon” in the sentence: “We’ll be home soon”?
🔘 a) Time
🔘 b) Manner
🔘 c) Degree
🔘 d) Frequency
Answer: a) Time
🧠 Adverb of Time
Identify the adverb in the sentence:
We were extremely surprised by the news.
🔘 a) Were
🔘 b) Surprised
🔘 c) Extremely
🔘 d) News
Answer: c) Extremely
🧠 Adverb of Degree
Which of these conjunctive adverbs signals addition?
🔘 a) Therefore
🔘 b) Furthermore
🔘 c) However
🔘 d) Nevertheless
Answer: b) Furthermore
🧠 Conjunctive Adverb
Which sentence contains a sentence adverb (commenting on the whole sentence)?
🔘 a) She gently held the kitten.
🔘 b) Honestly, I don’t like the food.
🔘 c) They frequently go jogging.
🔘 d) He’s running outside.
Answer: b) Honestly, I don’t like the food.
🧠 Sentence Adverb
Choose the sentence with the correct adverb placement:
🔘 a) I always am on time.
🔘 b) Always I am on time.
🔘 c) I am always on time.
🔘 d) I am on time always.
Answer: c) I am always on time.
🧠 Adverb of Frequency
What is the meaning of “quite” in “She quite likes coffee”?
🔘 a) Not at all
🔘 b) A little
🔘 c) To a moderate extent
🔘 d) Always
Answer: c) To a moderate extent
🧠 Adverb of Degree
Which sentence uses “too” as an adverb of degree?
🔘 a) She is too tired to study.
🔘 b) Too she went to the party.
🔘 c) I want to go too.
🔘 d) I will too help.
Answer: a) She is too tired to study.
🧠 Adverb of Degree
What kind of adverb is “barely” in this sentence: “I barely passed the test”?
🔘 a) Time
🔘 b) Frequency
🔘 c) Manner
🔘 d) Degree
Answer: d) Degree
🧠 Adverb of Degree
Which of the following is NOT an adverb of place?
🔘 a) Nearby
🔘 b) Here
🔘 c) Over
🔘 d) Almost
Answer: d) Almost
🧠 Adverb of Degree (Not Place)
Which of the following is the most formal conjunctive adverb to begin an essay paragraph?
🔘 a) Anyway
🔘 b) Also
🔘 c) Moreover
🔘 d) Like
Answer: c) Moreover
🧠 Conjunctive Adverb – Formal Use
Which of these adverbs can be used in both the beginning and middle of a sentence?
🔘 a) Never
🔘 b) Therefore
🔘 c) Very
🔘 d) Rarely
Answer: b) Therefore
🧠 Conjunctive Adverb – Flexible Placement
Identify the adverbial error in this sentence:
He speaks very wellly.
🔘 a) “Very” is incorrect.
🔘 b) “Speaks” is incorrect.
🔘 c) “Wellly” is incorrect.
🔘 d) No error.
Answer: c) “Wellly” is incorrect.
🧠 Incorrect Adverb Formation
Which sentence uses two adverbs (of place and manner)?
🔘 a) She slowly opened the book.
🔘 b) They ran fast.
🔘 c) He ran outside silently.
🔘 d) We rarely argue.
Answer: c) He ran outside silently.
🧠 Adverb of Place + Manner