True/False
Indicate whether the sentence or statement is true
or false.
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C.11
“I am so happy.”
The adverb in
this sentence is a normal adverb.
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2.
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B.11
“Roger and Rufus sadly walked through the city.”
The adverb in this sentence is “through.”
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3.
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B.11
An adverb that reduces the intensity of an adjective is an intensifier.
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4.
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B.11
An adjective that emphasizes an adverb is an intensifier.
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Multiple Choice
Identify the
letter of the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
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5.
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C.11
“I am so happy”
What does adverb
in this sentence modify? a. | a noun | d. | adverb | b. | pronoun | e. | None of the
above | c. | adjective | | | | |
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C.11
“I am tired of this cow.”
What is the
adverb in this sentence? a. | am | d. | this | b. | tired | e. | There is not an adverb in this
sentence. | c. | of | | | | |
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B.11
“Roger and Rufus sadly walked through the city.”
What question does the adverb in this sentence
answer? a. | How did they
walked? | c. | Why did they
walked? | b. | Who walked? | d. | Where did they walked? | | | | |
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B.11
“Roger and Rufus sadly walked through the city.”
What does the adverb in this sentence modify? a. | Roger and
Rufus | c. | city | b. | walked | d. | None of the above | | | | |
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9.
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C.11
“Jose is much taller than Jennifer.”
How do you know that the adverb in this sentence is in the superlative
form? a. | Because it
compares Jose to one person | c. | There is not an
adverb in the superlative form in this sentence. | b. | Because it
compares Jose to more than one person. | | | | |
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10.
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C.11
“Jose is much taller than Jennifer.”
How do you know that the adverb in this sentence is in the comparative
form? a. | Because it
compares Jose and Jennifer | c. | There is not an
adverb in the comparative form. | b. | Because it compares Jose against a group of
people | | | | |
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