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Adjectives and Adverbs Quiz

1. For each question, choose the correct sentence.

 A) Please drive safe; the roads are icy.
 B) Please drive safely; the roads are icy.

2. 

 A) She doesn't feel good today.
 B) She doesn't feel well today.

3. 

 A) This milk tastes bad.
 B) This milk tastes badly.

4. 

 A) I don't know whether food poisoning or the stomach flu is worse.
 B) I don't know whether food poisoning or the stomach flu is worst.

5. 

 A) She felt well about the dress she chose.
 B) She felt good about the dress she chose.

6. 

 A) Can you prepare for the party more quickly, please?
 B) Can you prepare for the party quicker, please?

7. 

 A) We'll leave for the field trip real soon.
 B) We'll leave for the field trip really soon.

8. 

 A) She was the more outgoing of the three sisters.
 B) She was the most outgoing of the three sisters.

9. 

 A) He did a good job organizing the event.
 B) He did a well job organizing the event.

10. 

 A) My aunt is a fastly talker.
 B) My aunt is a fast talker.


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