Adverbs Of MannerSet 151

1My mother tied the rope ..... around the tree.
2Is the red word an adjective or adverb?I listened carefully.
3I should read my book .....
4[Choose the adv.] She dances beautifully.
5An ..... describes a verb.
6In the sentence "She quickly finished her homework," what role does "quickly" serve?
7She speaks English very ....., so everyone understands her clearly.
8Mistake correction (4)Cattle usually cross over the road. You should drive more careful.
9Do you ..... like to swim in the afternoon?
10In which situation might someone act nonchalantly?
11Click all the adverbs that appear in the sentence/s below.A: How are you?B: I'm well.
12Identify the adverb:Giraffes are tall and unusually intelligent.
13Paul and his boss don't get along very .....
14Swiftly
15Does he play soccer .....?
16Identify the adverb of manner in the sentence below. He quickly drank the water.
17Carlos ..... drives his new car carefully.
18Confidently, having a plan..
19Which verb is the adverb modifying?I wanted to be first in line, so I quickly walked down the hall.
20Identify the adverb in the following sentence: The crowd shouted loudly at the baseball game.
21If we feel any of the symptoms, we should ..... go to the hospital.
22What part of speech answers the question "Why?"
23He ran ..... to the bus stop as he was already late to the office.
24We ran as ..... as we could. (fast)
25The students worked together.
26Smoothly means without bumps or trouble. Which action is done smoothly?
27What are Adverbs! Choose the correct adverb that tells how:Firmly grip the handlebars.
28While her son was being examined by the doctor, Elizabeth sat outside the ward anxiously waiting for news of his condition.
29What is the adverb of manner in the sentence?I could hear my neighbors shouting angrily at each other.
30Refer to the textbook page 13.Choose the correct adverb.Kamini danced ..... in her performances.
31If you're telling the police exactly what happened, you're speaking .....
32In the sentence 'Well, I don't know the answer, ' the word 'Well' is an interjection. In which sentence is 'well' used as an adverb instead?
33He's walking a bit slowly, don't you think?
34The instructions, clear / clearly, explained the process.
35He sang very ....., but it was beautiful.
36She looked at him .....
37I like Math because I am very well at counting numbers.
38He drove carefully through the parking lot.
39The baby was sleeping so they talked .....
40What part of speech is 'silently'?
41What part of speech is the word "quickly" in the sentence: "She answered the questions quickly"?
42In the sentence "He arrived suddenly," what part of speech is the word suddenly?
43The boys play tennis .....
44Because he spoke very ....., I asked him to speak more quietly.
45The board of directors ..... approved the decision to merge with the partner company.
46What does "Angrily" classify as?
47Name the adverb in this sentence: Susan travelled quickly to London.
48Select the best adverb to complete the sentence. Hassan ate his dinner ..... and then his stomach hurt.
49"Frantically, Tinker Bell flew onto Peter's shoulder and begged for his forgiveness, but he brushed her off." What does Frantically mean?
50The teacher said, "Write your name neatly."Which word does the adverb "neatly" modify?
51Choose the word that correctly completes the sentence: Nathan sang ..... and won the first prize in the school's singing contest.
52Choose the option that best replaces the word cautiously with an adverb phrase that has a similar meaning in the sentence: 'The cat approached the dog cautiously.'
53Identify the adverb in the following sentence:They walked slowly along the beach.
54Which of these words is an adverb of manner that does NOT end in-ly?
55The birds chirp happily in the trees.
56Choose the correct answer.He asked for permission to speak ......
57My sister draws .....
58Match the adverb with the question it answers.1. accidentally
59Choose the correct adverb to complete the sentence: He answered the question .....
60He drove too ....., causing an accident.
61Identify the adverb in the sentence: They played quietly outside.