Categories of Nouns
Vivid Verbs
Verb Tenses
Comp. & Sup. Adjectives
Identify the Part of Speech
100

flock

Collective

100

Which of these verbs is a vivid replacement for "said"?

(A) Stumbled

(B) Mumbled

(C) Crumpled

(D) Trembled

Mumbled

100

Convert the verb "watch" into:

  1. Present Continuous

  2. Simple Past

watching / watched

100

What are the comparative and superlative forms of "fast"?

faster / fastest

100

"The playful puppy ran across the yard."

Adjective

200

courage

Abstract

200

Which of these verbs is a vivid replacement for "said"?

(A) Bellowed

(B) Billowed

(C) Burrowed

(D) Bellows

Bellowed

200

Convert the verb "stir" into:

  1. Present Continuous

  2. Simple Past

stirring / stirred

200

What are the comparative and superlative forms of "happy"?

happier / happiest

200

"She whispered the secret to her friend."

Verb

300

Mount Everest

Proper

300

Which of these verbs is a vivid replacement for "walked"?

(A) Sauntered

(B) Shattered

(C) Uttered

(D) Fluttered

Sauntered

300

Convert the verb "write" into:

  1. Present Continuous

  2. Simple Past

writing / wrote

300

What are the comparative and superlative forms of "beautiful"?

more beautiful / most beautiful

300

"His curiosity led him to explore the old attic."

Noun

400

detective

Common

400

Which of these verbs is a vivid replacement for "ran"?

(A) Blurted

(B) Sprinted

(C) Exerted

(D) Inverted

Sprinted

400

Convert the verb "catch" into:

  1. Present Continuous

  2. Simple Past

catching / caught

400

What are the comparative and superlative forms of "humourous"?

more humourous / most humourous

400

"We discovered an ancient map hidden inside the book."

Adjective

500

The pride showed immense loyalty to its leader.

Pride = Collective; Loyalty = Abstract

500

Which of these verbs is a vivid replacement for "ate"?

(A) Devoured

(B) Billowed

(C) Burrowed

(D) Bellowed

Devoured

500

Convert the verb "freeze" into:

  1. Present Continuous

  2. Simple Past

freezing / froze

500

What are the comparative and superlative forms of "good"?

better / best

500

"The fearless team conquered the steep mountain."

Adjective, Verb