Adjective or Adverb?
1) If you drive ___ you could have an
accident.   (a) recklessly (b) reckless
3) There was a ___ noise last night.  4) Paul walks so ___ in his new boots.
Did you hear it?      (a) loud (b) loudly
5) Jason ate his dinner very ___.
(a) quick (b) quickly
7) He's an awful driver. He never
stops
the car ___. (a) smoothly (b) smooth
9)This situation requires a ___
investigation. (a) serious (b) seriously
11) They shouted ___ at each other.
(a) angry (b) angrily
13) Try to speak ___ if you are giving
a speech. (a) clear (b) clearly
15) He is a __ driver.
(a) careless (b) carelessly
17) Sara speaks so ___ that I can't
understand her. (a) fast (b)fastly
19) It is a beautiful __ day.
(a) clear (b) clearly
21) Hank drives ___. I'm worried
about
him. (a) dangerous (b) dangerously
23) Lee is a ___ speller.
(a) bad (b) badly
25) Please try to be more ___.
(a) careful (b) carefully
27) Liberace played the piano ___.
(a) perfect (b) perfectly
29) Shannon writes very ___.
(a) neat (b) neatly
2) The teacher explained the assignment ___.
(a) careful (b) carefully
(a) loud (b) loudly
6) Those apples look ___. May I have one?
(a) delicious (b) deliciously
8) Pavarotti is an opera singer. He sings ___
(a) beautiful (b) beautifully
10) Sometimes, driving at night can be
very ___. (a) dangerous (b) dangerously
12) If you ask ___, I will give it to you.
(a) polite (b) politely
14)Why are you so ___?
(a) angry (b) angrily
16) Frank always works so ___!
(a) slow (b) slowly
18) Sara opened the door ___.
(a) slow (b) slowly
20) Jessica writes so ___. Look at these
mistakes! (a) careless (b) carelessly
22) I didn't sleep __ last night, so I feel __
today.
(a) good, terrible (b) well, terrible c) well, terribly
24) ___ the car changed directions.
(a) Sudden (b) Suddenly
26) If you want tourists to visit your country, you
must treat them ___ . (a) pleasant (b)
pleasantly
28) Max is a ___ talker, but he never listens.
(a) fast (b) fastly
30) Karen is the best student in class.
She studies ___. (a) hard (b) hardly