20 questions
What is the definition for an adjective?
something that describes or modifies nouns and other adjectives
something that describes or modifies only nouns
something that describes or modifies verbs, adverbs and nouns
something that describes or modifies only verbs
What is the definition of a noun?
something that describes or modifies adjectives
something that describes or modifies adverbs
a person, place, thing or idea
a name of something an adjective describes
The highly enthusiastic crowd went wild when the musician hit the stage.
What part of speech is the word HIGHLY in the sentence above?
adverb
adjective
verb
noun
Andrea took Mario's advice and talked directly to the teacher about her grade.
What part of speech is the word MARIO'S as it is used in the sentence above?
adverb
adjective
noun
verb
Jack could not believe his eyes.
What part of speech is the word HIS as it is used in the sentence above?
adverb
adjective
noun
verb
The lion cub pounced on his brother just like their mom had taught him to.
What part of speech is the word POUNCED as it is used in the sentence above?
adverb
adjective
noun
verb
I am hungry.
What part of speech is the word AM as it is used in the sentence above?
adverb
adjective
noun
verb
The very tired mom cried loudly when her fussy baby refused to stop screaming.
How many adjectives are in the sentence above?
3
4
2
5
The Flamenco dancer twirled happily for her audience.
How many nouns are in the sentence above?
3
2
4
1
Which part of speech has the biggest job because it has the most things to describe or modify?
adjective
adverb
noun
vern
All the lions paraded proudly around their catch.
What part of speech is PROUDLY as it is used in the sentence above?
adjective
adverb
noun
verb
The mama bear fiercely protected her vulnerable cubs from very dangerous predators.
Which option below correctly identifies the parts of speech used in the sentence above?
4 adjectives, 3 nouns, 2 adverbs, 1 verb
3 adjectives, 2 nouns, 3 adverbs, 2 verbs
2 adjectives, 4 nouns, 2 adverbs, 1 verb
5 adjectives, 4 nouns, 3 adverbs, 1 verb
The context of a sentence has nothing to do with what part of speech the words in it can be.
TRUE
FALSE
An adverb can sometimes describe or modify other adverbs.
TRUE
FALSE
An adjective can sometimes describe or modify other adjectives.
TRUE
FALSE
Which noun below is an example of an idea?
teacher
cats
hope
water
Choose the sentence that uses Mike as a noun.
Mike's boss is always cranky.
Mike's house is too far from us.
Mike bought a big house last summer.
Mike's attitude is problematic at work.
The stolen car bolted recklessly down the long highway during the police chase.
Which word from the sentence above is an adverb?
bolted
stolen
long
recklessly
The stolen car bolted very recklessly down the long highway during the police chase.
Which option accurately describes the parts of speech used in the sentence above?
4 adjectives, 2 nouns, 2 adverbs, 2 verbs
3 adjectives, 2 nouns, 3 adverbs, 1 verb
3 adjectives, 3 nouns, 2 adverbs, 1 verb
2 adjectives, 1 noun, 4 adverbs, 2 verbs
The angry driver screamed violently at the very careless pedestrian who crossed without looking.
What part of speech is the word VERY as it is used in the sentence above?
adjective
adverb
noun
verb