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8-adverbs-11



True/False
Indicate whether the sentence or statement is true or false.
 

 1. 

B.11 “Roger writes much faster than Sam.”

There is a comparative adverb in this sentence.
 

 2. 

A.11 A noun modifies an adverb, adjective, or another noun.
 

Multiple Choice
Identify the letter of the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
 

 3. 

B.11 “Tim’s team played worse than ever.”

What is the comparative/superlative adverb in this sentence?
a.
team
c.
worse
b.
played
d.
ever
 

 4. 

B.11 “I have never seen Nick’s cat run faster than Kathy’s.”

What form is the adverb in this sentence?
a.
comparative
c.
verb
b.
superlative
d.
There is not an adverb in this sentence.
 

 5. 

B.11 “The motorcycle is the most slow of all.”

What is wrong with this sentence
a.
“Is” should be replaced with “are.”
d.
All of the above
b.
“Slow” should be replaced with “slowest.”
e.
None of the above
c.
“Most” should be removed and “slow” should be replaced by “slowest.”
 

 6. 

B.11 “Sam was the fastest runner in the race.”

What type of sentence is this?
a.
comparative
c.
subjective
b.
objective
d.
persuasive
 

 7. 

B.11 “Sam was the fastest runner in the race.”

What type of adverb is in this sentence?
a.
persuasive
c.
comparative
b.
objective
d.
superlative
 

 8. 

B.11 “His dad is cooler than Jeff’s and Jacks’s.”

How could this sentence be rewritten?
a.
“His dad is the coolest of the three.”
c.
“His dad is the most coolest of the three.”
b.
“His dad is more cool than Jeff’s and Jack’s.”
d.
“His dad is more cooler than Jeff’s and Jack’s.”
 

 9. 

A.11 A ______ modifies a verb or adjective?
a.
noun
d.
adverb
b.
pronoun
e.
None of the above
c.
adjective
 

 10. 

A.11 An intensifier is
a.
an adverb that emphasizes an adjective
d.
Both A and B
b.
a noun that emphasizes an adverb
e.
Both A and C
c.
an adverb that emphasizes an adverb
 



 
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