Adjective or adverb?

Q1. She's such a good dancer.

good
well

Q2. He passed his test easily.

easy
easily

Q3. She is a very slow worker.

slow
slowly

Q4. My mother speaks perfect German.

perfect
perfectly

Q5. It was raining very heavily.

heavy
heavily

Q6. We'll have an accident if you don't drive more carefully.

careful
carefully

Q7. I've never seen her dance so well.

good
well

Q8. I am really sure that I am right.

real
really
Q9. Can you speak more loudly, please?
loud
loudly

Q10. Please be quiet. I'm trying to read.

quiet
quietly

Q11. That was a stupid thing to say.

stupid
stupidly

Q12. She was smiling happily.

happy
happily

Q13. You were very unlucky to lose the game.

unlucky
unluckily

Q14. This soup tastes good.

good
well

Q15. He smiled at me in a friendly way.

friendly
in a friendly way

Q16. She looked at me calmly.

calm
calmly

Q17. She looked calm, but I'm sure she was feeling very nervous.
calm
 calmly

Q18. You always work very hard.

hard
hardly

Q19. She often comes late to class.

late
lately

Q20. I did really badly in the mathematics test.

bad
badly

Q21. I'm extremely sorry I'm late.

extreme
extremely

Q22. She is a very good-looking girl.

good-looking
well-looking

Q23. He has a very well-paid job.

good-paid
well-paid

Q24. You are absolutely right.

absolute
absolutely

Q25. She can run more quickly than me.

quicker
more quickly