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Degree And Intensity Of Adverbs Quiz 3 (60 MCQs)

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1. Complete the sentence:The mountain was ..... high to climb without gear.
2. Fill in the blank with the correct adverb of degree:'The soup was ..... hot to eat.' A) too B) very C) more D) quite
3. Which word best completes this sentence using proper grammar:'The soup is ..... hot to eat now.'
4. Which sentence contains an adverb of degree that answers the question 'how much?'
5. Identify the adverb showing intensity in this sentence:'He was moderately happy with the results.'
6. Which sentence avoids using a redundant or double intensifier?
7. Which of these sentences contains an adverb of intensity?
8. In the sentence, 'The test was surprisingly easy, ' what does the adverb 'surprisingly' tell you?
9. Which sentence contains an adverb of degree that shows 'how much' or 'to what extent'?
10. In which sentence does an adverb show the degree or intensity of an adjective?
11. Complete the sentence:The movie was ..... interesting.
12. True or False:The phrase 'very gigantic' is a good and grammatically correct way to describe a huge dinosaur.
13. Choose the sentence that shows a correct use of an adverb of degree to enhance an adjective:'The book was ..... interesting that I couldn't put it down.'
14. Complete the sentence with the appropriate adverb:'The test was ..... difficult than we expected.' A) very B) more C) too D) most
15. Select the sentence where the adverb modifies another adverb.
16. True or False:'Rather' can be used as an adverb of degree to modify adjectives.
17. Complete the sentence:He was ..... happy with his performance.
18. Complete the sentence:It's ..... cold to go outside without a jacket. A) very B) too C) quite D) almost
19. True or False:The sentence 'The water is not warm enough to swim in' is grammatically correct.
20. True or False:'Slightly' is an adverb that can be used to decrease the intensity of an adjective.
21. True or False:'Too' can be used to express an excessive degree.
22. Complete the sentence:My brother isn't old ..... to see that movie by himself.
23. True or False:An adverb of degree like 'almost' or 'very' usually tells you *when* something happened.
24. Your friend says, 'I barely have no time for video games.' How should you correct your friend's sentence to follow standard grammar rules?
25. Complete the sentence:The athlete trained ..... hard to win the competition.
26. Which word describes the degree of certainty in this sentence:'I will probably go to the party on Saturday.'?
27. Identify the adverb of degree in this sentence:The day was quite sunny.
28. True or False:In 'The movie was quite entertaining, ' the word 'quite' modifies 'entertaining' to show intensity.
29. Complete the sentence:The rollercoaster was ..... fast that I couldn't stop screaming!
30. Complete the sentence to show a high degree of intensity:'The storm was ..... destructive.' A) scarcely B) very C) mildly D) slightly
31. Complete the sentence with the most appropriate adverb of degree:'They were ..... disappointed by the news.'
32. Select the sentence that uses an adverb of degree correctly. A) The soup was too hot to eat. B) She runs very fastly. C) He is rarely happy. D) She sings beautiful.
33. Which sentence uses the adverb to express a mild degree of intensity?
34. Complete the sentence with the most appropriate adverb for high intensity:'The athlete trained ..... to prepare for the competition.'
35. Identify the sentence where the adverb of degree is used incorrectly.
36. Which adverb in this sentence describes the degree of how much Lily enjoyed the concert? 'Lily absolutely loved the concert last night.'
37. He was ..... a kind man that I had known.
38. Farther or Further? Since we took a wrong turn it will take us ..... away from the field.
39. Of all the students in the art club, Maria draws .....
40. True or False:'Almost' can be used as an adverb of degree.
41. My friend was ..... excited about the concert that she could barely sleep the night before.
42. True or False:The word 'extremely' is an adverb of degree.
43. Complete the sentence:The team played ..... better in the second half.
44. Which sentence contains a grammatical error in its use of an adverb?
45. True or False:An adverb of degree, like 'almost' or 'very', tells you *when* or *where* something happened.
46. Which sentence contains an adverb that shows the intensity of a feeling?
47. True or False:An adverb of intensity can only modify verbs.
48. Complete the sentence:The weather was ..... cold that we decided to stay indoors. A) fairly B) extremely C) gently D) possibly
49. Complete the sentence:Mark ..... enjoyed the movie, but he wouldn't watch it again.
50. The tiger jumped ..... the dog.
51. Identify the degree of intensity in the adverb:She was extremely happy with her test results.
52. Which adverb best completes this sentence to show a high degree of intensity:'She trained ..... hard for the upcoming competition.'
53. Adverbs of degree can modify adjectives.
54. Southern states quicker passed laws to deny African Americans this right.
55. Complete the sentence:She was ..... happy with her exam results.
56. The word 'very' in 'very cold' is an adverb of degree.
57. Complete the sentence:I was ..... tired after school, so I just took a short nap.
58. Complete the sentence with the adverb that shows intensity:'The movie was ..... exciting.'
59. Choose the adverb that best shows a moderate, not extreme, level of intensity. "I'm ..... tired, but I can still hang out for a little while."
60. True or False:The adverb 'barely' in 'He barely touched his food' shows a low degree of action.
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