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Adverbs Of MannerSet 99

1Choose the correct adverb to complete the sentence: 'He plays soccer ..... ' (well, good)

2The turtle moved ..... through the garden.

3Identify the adverb in the following sentence.We arrived very late for our ride.

4A woman in an all-silk gown with dragon patterns on it was singing (beautiful/beautifully).

5What part of speech is the word 'eagerly' in the sentence: The students eagerly awaited the results.

6Choose the adverb.Many Native Americans lived freely on this land.

7Identify the adverb:Many students often write quietly on their white boards.

8The turtle moved ..... across the yard.

9Choose the adverb or prepositional phrase that "paints the predicate" in the following sentence.The boy reached for the lady's purse with force

10He bends ....., close to the grass.

11In the sentence 'After the storm passed, the sun shone brightly,' what part of speech is 'brightly'?

12What is the function of the word "well" in the sentence "He did his homework well"?

13Gracefully, the ballet dancer twirled around the stage.

14Rural areas are ..... known as the countryside or a village.

15....., we had intended to go to Italy, but then we won the trip to Greece.

16In the sentence "She sang beautifully," what is the function of the word "beautifully"?

17Danny dances ..... with Trisya

18How was the action done?Nemo quietly talked to his friends at school.

19He performed on stage.

20What does the word cautiously mean in the sentence below?

21The teacher quickly explained the schedule. The adverb is .....

22In the sentence, "The teacher speaks slowly," which word is the adverb?

23The train arrives noisily.

24Choose the sentence where the descriptive word is an adverb.

25They sing beautifully.

26My dad is a good cook; he cooks ..... Which word correctly completes the sentence?

27She passed the exam easily.

28Our team is ..... to win this time.

29All of these sentences have an ADVERB A. Scarlett dances gracefully. B. Daniel will see you tomorrow. C. Noah is laughing loudly.

30Choose the opposite of the bold adverbThe theif came into the house quietly.

31Find the adverb in this sentence: I ran around the track quickly.

32He drives quite ....., but his brother drives really .....

33Velcro has ..... become a familiar fastener for shoes, jackets, and even spacesuits. (GRADUAL)

34Identify the adverb in the sentence below. The cat tipped the statue over.

35I like working here. They pay very well / good.

36The boy ran w/ power.

37Choose the best answer:When she speaks ....., she is ..... to understand.

38What is the adverbshe walked down the street slowly

39The class COLLECTIVELY voted to move up the test.

40The smart girl answered all the questions .....

41In "He plays the guitar beautifully," the word 'beautifully' is an:

42Identify the adverb.The actor spoke clearly.

43The quantity which people desire to hold is ..... proportional to the income.

44After the first game, the first mom said to her son, "You did that very ..... "

45The bird flew away ..... when it heard the loud noise.

46Noisily, happily, well

47The public had to admit a grudging respect for her, although they ..... disliked her.

48The man walked ..... to his car and drove away. His wife cried ..... beside him.

49The Football Hall of Fame is fun to visit on a cold day.

50Select what part of speech the word is: quickly

51The frog jumps .....

52What are the words in italics? She plays the violin remarkably well.

53She is a hard worker. (Rewrite the sentence using adverbs of manner)

54Anthony yelled ..... at his brother Jacob for braking his bike.

55The baby sleeps ..... in the cot.

56Identify the adverb in this sentence:"He sang beautifully."

57What part of speech is the word 'perfectly'?The rugby player threw the football perfectly.

58Sam proudly showed her mom the reading test

59Harry can speak English very well because he lived in London for a year.

60Without being told, I ..... did the dishes after dinner.

61He had been affected by her "peculiarly alert" way of looking at the world. The word "peculiarly" is closest to: