Adverb Review

Select the ADVERB. Wigs were obviously part of the old world.

We arrived ________ than we thought we would.

Select the ADVERB. Queen Elizabeth I of England dearly loved clothes and jewelry.

Fred sat _____ to the door than Shelly did.

Adverbs modify

Select the ADVERB. People later stopped wearing wigs.

Mark ran the ____ of all the boys

Select the ADVERB. Instead of hair spray, they often used goat's grease to make their hair stay in place.

He wins _________ than his brother.

Select the ADVERB. We often walk quietly in the halls.

The gold medal winner skated the _____ of the ten contestants.

She answered _________ of the ten people asked.

Select the ADVERB. I proudly spoke about how brilliant my students are.

Select the ADVERB. In many ancient lands people proudly grew long hair as a mark of honor

We arrived _____ than we thought we would.

Select the ADVERB. They truly admired hair dyed in bright green, blue, or orange.

Cole plays _____ on his electric guitar now that he has a new amplifier

Mary always eats ____ than her brother does.

Select the ADVERB. Many people strongly believed that long hair increased strength.

Select the ADVERB. In many countries people grandly dressed their wigs with gold and jewels.

Mika worked _______ than Roger.

In sports, Ruth always tried ________ than Susan.

We play tennis _____ now that the weather is warmer.

Select the ADVERB. The new American certainly wanted freedom in style as well as in government.

Select the ADVERB. She soon revived the style of wearing fancy wigs.

Select the ADVERB. For centuries both men and women frequently wore wigs.

Mrs. Roth explained the problem _______ than Mrs. Goves did.

The prize will go to the ball player who attends practice _________ .

Select the ADVERB. The soaked their hair heavily in oil to hold the powder.