Adjectives
Question: Which word is the adjective in this sentence?
The fluffy cat sat on the windowsill.
a) cat
b) fluffy
c) windowsill
d) sat
Answer: b) fluffy
"Fluffy" describes the cat—making it the adjective here!
Question: Which word is the adverb in this sentence?
She sings beautifully in the choir.
a) sings
b) beautifully
c) choir
d) she
Answer: b) beautifully
It tells how she sings—adverb detected!
Question: Which sentence uses a comparative adjective?
a) She is the smartest in the class.
b) My dog is friendly.
c) This book is shorter than the last one.
d) The cake was delicious.
Answer: c) This book is shorter than the last one.
Shorter compares two things—classic comparative form!
Question: Which word is the noun in this sentence?
The dog barked loudly.
a) loudly
b) barked
c) dog
d) the
✅ Answer: c) dog
Dog is the person/place/thing here—100% noun vibes. 🐶
Question:
Choose the correct verb:
She ______ to the gym every day.
a) go
b) goes
✅ Answer: b) goes
She is singular, so we add the -s to the verb—goes is the move! 💪🏋️♀️
Question: Which adjective best completes the sentence?
The movie was so ________ that I couldn't stop laughing!
a) boring
b) hilarious
c) silent
d) long
Answer: b) hilarious
The word hilarious adds emotion and describes the movie—perfect adjective for this sentence!
Question: Which adverb best completes the sentence?
The students answered the questions ________.
a) loud
b) happiness
c) quickly
d) question
Answer: c) quickly
“Quickly” describes how they answered—an adverb in action!
Question: Which is the correct superlative form of the adjective "happy"?
a) happyier
b) most happy
c) happiest
d) more happy
Answer: c) happiest
For short adjectives ending in -y, drop the y and add -iest. Boom! 🎯
Question:
Identify the verb in the sentence below:
Sarah runs every morning.
a) Sarah
b) every
c) runs
d) morning
✅ Answer: c) runs
It’s the action word. She’s out there grindin’! 🏃♀️💨
Question: Which sentence is correct?
a) The dogs barks at strangers.
b) The dog bark at strangers.
c) The dogs bark at strangers.
d) The dog barked at strangers.
✅ Answer: c) The dogs bark at strangers.
Dogs = plural ➡️ use bark (no -s). Nailed it! 🐕🔊
Question: What type of adjective is used in this sentence?
That sandwich looks delicious.
a) Demonstrative
b) Interrogative
c) Descriptive
d) Quantitative
Answer: c) Descriptive
Delicious tells us what kind of sandwich it is—yum! That’s a descriptive adjective!
Question: What type of adverb is in this sentence?
They will arrive tomorrow.
a) Adverb of Manner
b) Adverb of Time
c) Adverb of Place
d) Adverb of Frequency
Answer: b) Adverb of Time
"Tomorrow" tells when they’ll arrive. Classic adverb of time!
Question: Choose the correct word:
Of the three runners, Mark was the ________.
a) fast
b) faster
c) fastest
d) more fast
Answer: c) fastest
When comparing three or more, we go superlative—fastest FTW! 🏃♂️💨
Question: Which word is an adjective in this sentence?
The tall man wore a red hat.
a) red
b) man
c) wore
d) hat
✅ Answer: a) red
Red describes the hat. Spice up that noun = adjective status. 🎩❤️
Question: What’s the correct verb form?
My brother and his best friend _______ playing guitar together.
a) enjoys
b) enjoy
✅ Answer: b) enjoy
Two subjects joined by and = plural, so we go with enjoy. 🎸🎶
Question: How many adjectives are in the sentence below?
The three tall basketball players wore bright orange uniforms.
a) 2
b) 3
c) 4
d) 5
Answer: c) 4
Adjectives: three (how many), tall (what kind), bright and orange (what kind). Boom—4!
Question: How many adverbs are in this sentence?
He silently and gracefully moved across the stage.
a) 1
b) 2
c) 3
d) 0
Answer: b) 2
Silently and gracefully both describe how he moved—double dose of adverb magic!
Question: What is the comparative form of the adjective “good”?
a) more good
b) better
c) gooder
d) best
Answer: b) better
Irregular alert! "Good" becomes better (comparative) and best (superlative). 💡
Question: What part of speech is the word quickly in the sentence below?
She quickly finished her homework before dinner.
a) adjective
b) noun
c) adverb
d) verb
✅ Answer: c) adverb
It tells how she finished the homework—adverbs modify verbs like a boss. ⚡📝
Question:
Choose the correct verb:
Everyone ______ responsible for their own actions.
a) are
b) is
✅ Answer: b) is
Everyone sounds plural, but it’s singular. So the correct verb is is. Sneaky one! 🕵️♂️📜
Question: Which of the underlined words in the sentence is NOT acting as an adjective?
The cracked window let in a chilling breeze that startled the sleeping cat.
a) cracked
b) chilling
c) sleeping
d) startled
Answer: d) startled
Cracked, chilling, and sleeping describe nouns, so they’re adjectives.
But startled is part of the verb phrase ("that startled the cat")—so it’s a verb, not an adjective.
Question: Which underlined word is NOT an adverb in this sentence?
The fast runner easily won the race and celebrated loudly.
a) fast
b) easily
c) loudly
Answer: a) fast
Trick question alert! ⚠️ While fast can be an adverb, here it's describing runner (a noun), so it's used as an adjective!
Question: Which sentence contains an incorrect use of a comparative or superlative?
a) That was the most exciting game of the season!
b) She’s more kinder than her brother.
c) This puzzle is harder than the last one.
d) Of all the paintings, this one is the most beautiful.
Answer: b) She’s more kinder than her brother.
❌ Double trouble! You don’t need "more" with "kinder"—just say "kinder."
Correct version: She’s kinder than her brother.
Question: How many different parts of speech are in the following sentence?
Wow! The excited students cheered loudly for their team.
a) 4
b) 5
c) 6
d) 7
✅ Answer: d) 7
Breakdown time:
Wow! – Interjection
The – Article (technically a type of adjective)
Excited – Adjective
Students – Noun
Cheered – Verb
Loudly – Adverb
For – Preposition
Their – Pronoun
Team – Noun
Boom! 💥 That’s 7 different parts of speech in one sentence!
Question:
Pick the correct sentence:
a) The bouquet of roses smell amazing.
b) The bouquet of roses smells amazing.
c) The bouquets of roses smells amazing.
d) The bouquet of roses smelling amazing.
✅ Answer: b) The bouquet of roses smells amazing.
The subject is bouquet (singular), not roses. Don’t get fooled by what's in between! 🌹🎯