Adjective vs Adverb

Albert became rather ............... (unhappy) when looking at his marks in Magister.

It's raining ............ (heavy) today.

The cat's 'tuna can hat' looked .............. (fabulous)

John made some ............... (delicious) cookies.

Don't go up that ladder. It doesn't look .............. (safe)

Our new couch is very .............. (comfortable)

Christy listened to her mother .......... (careful).

The policeman gave him a ticket because he didn't park ................ (proper)

The lovely lady spoke ............ (quiet).

The report was not readable due to the ............. (small) font used.

After winning the spelling quiz, Arvind celebrated ............. (happy)

Mr. Haverkate's jokes are ........... (extreme & funny).

Some say all pitbulls are .............. (terrifying)

The teacher thought the class behaved very .......... (good)

The discussion was not to be taken lightly. It was about ............. (serious) topics.

Upon seeing what present was left in his room, Victor was very ............. (shocked).

Morgan was ......... (bad) hurt in a car accident.

There was a ........... (sudden) change in the weather.

When the alarm went off, Octo woke up ................ (extreme & tired) to go to school.

He would whisper ................... (soft) to not disturb others in the room.

My friend smiled ........... (happy) after receiving a bucket of Ben & Jerry's.

English is the most important subject in school. Everyone loves it.

Rose is .......... (awful) upset about losing her job.

The pupils said the test was too ............... (confusing).

He thought the man walked .................... (suspicious) and decided to keep an eye out.