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Adjectives and Adverbs Quiz

1. For each question, choose the correct sentence.

 A) Allison runs very clumsy.
 B) Allison runs very clumsily.

2. 

 A) Her boyfriend said she looked good in her new dress.
 B) Her boyfriend said she looked well in her new dress.
 C) Her boyfriend said she looked goodly in her new dress.

3. 

 A) I feel just as badly about this as you do.
 B) I feel just as bad about this as you do.

4. 

 A) I did good today on my final exam.
 B) I did well today on my final exam.
 C) I did goodly today on my final exam.

5. 

 A) C.J. slept sound after running the marathon.
 B) C.J. slept soundly after running the marathon.

6. 

 A) Despite her honest efforts, my grandmother’s driving is worse than ever.
 B) Despite her honest efforts, my grandmother’s driving is worst than ever.

7. 

 A) To dance gracefully, you have to practice a lot.
 B) To dance graceful, you have to practice a lot.

8. 

 A) Of your three dogs, which is cuter?
 B) Of your three dogs, which is more cuter?
 C) Of your three dogs, which is the cutest?

9. 

 A) She speaks so quickly that I can’t follow her.
 B) She speaks so quick that I can’t follow her.

10. 

 A) Your house looks similarly to the Johnsons’ house.
 B) Your house looks similar to the Johnsons’ house.


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