Voyages in English, Chapter 5: Adverbs

Choose the right adverb: There hadn't been _____ rain all weekend.

Choose the right adverb: Don't _____ try to tell me what to do.

Is 'good' an adjective or adverb: The cake tasted good.

What is the adverb clause: I acted aggressively when I saw the bear was going to attack me.

Is 'frantically' an adjective or adverb: My mom searched frantically for her car keys.

What is the adverb 'very' describing: It was very hot outside yesterday.

Choose the right adverb: Christopher ran the _____ of all of the boys

Is 'crazy' an adjective or adverb: You would be crazy to tickle a tiger.

Is 'downstairs' an adjective or adverb: I went downstairs for breakfast.

What is the adverb clause: Since I studied for days, I hoped I would do well on the test.

What is the adverb clause: Because I swing at every pitch, my coach never plays me.

What is the adverb 'lazily' describing: The creek flows lazily between the trees.

Is 'well' an adjective or adverb: I slept well last night.

What is the adverb: Frank often goes to California for Spring Break.

Choose the right word: Fran jumped _____ than Michael.

What is/are the adverb(s): I am very happy to play Quiz today!

Choose the right adverb: Of all the girls on the team, Allison was the _____ at free throws.

The adverb 'gratefully' is in what degree? The charity gratefully accepted our donations.

Choose the right word: The girls finished their homework _____ than the boys.

What is the adverb clause: In both sixth and seventh grades, I never did any studying for vocabulary tests.

What is the adverb: Sarah rarely misses softball practice.

What is the adverb clause: After lunch is eaten, we will go to religion.

Choose the right adverb: That statue is ________ lovely.

Choose the right word: Let me think about it _____.

Choose the right word: Out of the 10 contestants, Paige answered the question _____.