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Adjectives and Adverbs Quiz

1. For each question, choose the correct sentence.

 A) I’m sure she feels badly after forgetting to invite the new neighbors.
 B) I’m sure she feels bad after forgetting to invite the new neighbors.

2. 

 A) I would rather have chicken than fish tonight.
 B) I would rather have chicken then fish tonight.

3. 

 A) I feel well about my decision.
 B) I feel good about my decision.

4. 

 A) This car over there is his.
 B) That car over there is his.

5. 

 A) Gary drives more slowly than Phil.
 B) Gary drives slower than Phil.
 C) Either A or B is correct.

6. 

 A) Of the three choices, I think I picked the worse one.
 B) Of the three choices, I think I picked the worst one.

7. 

 A) Coral did a good job in the play this evening.
 B) Coral did a well job in the play this evening.

8. 

 A) I hurt myself badly in a bicycle accident two years ago.
 B) I hurt myself bad in a bicycle accident two years ago.

9. 

 A) She ran quick through the garden to the house.
 B) She ran quickly through the garden to the house.

10. 

 A) They live good on his pension.
 B) They live well on his pension.


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