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Adjectives and Adverbs Quiz

1. For each question, choose the correct sentence.

 A) Read careful or you will be sorry.
 B) Read carefully or you will be sorry.

2. 

 A) You don’t look as though you feel well today.
 B) You don’t look as though you feel good today.

3. 

 A) You don’t look as though you are doing good today.
 B) You don’t look as though you are doing well today.

4. 

 A) My son doesn’t appear happy today.
 B) My son doesn’t appear happily today.

5. 

 A) She was the more beautiful of the two.
 B) She was the most beautiful of the two.

6. 

 A) The dentist said, “I will be finished drilling real soon.”
 B) The dentist said, “I will be finished drilling really soon.”

7. 

 A) Speak slow or you will lose your audience.
 B) Speak slowly or you will lose your audience.

8. 

 A) Juanita said she had better memories of Paris than of Rome.
 B) Juanita said she had better memories of Paris then of Rome.

9. 

 A) If you won't tell me your secret now, then when will you tell me?
 B) If you won't tell me your secret now, than when will you tell me?

10. 

 A) I would rather have hope then hold despair.
 B) I would rather have hope than hold despair.


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