Instructions: Identify the type of adverb or choose the correct adverb. Click "Show Answer" to check.
Section A: Identifying Adverb Types (10 Questions)
1. She usually completes her homework on time. (What type of adverb?)
Answer: Adverb of Frequency
2. Please put the package there. (What type of adverb?)
Answer: Adverb of Place
3. He solved the puzzle quickly. (What type of adverb?)
Answer: Adverb of Manner
4. They will arrive tomorrow. (What type of adverb?)
Answer: Adverb of Time
5. The movie was extremely interesting. (What type of adverb?)
Answer: Adverb of Degree (modifies adjective "interesting")
6. Frankly, I don't agree with you. (What type of adverb?)
Answer: Viewpoint Adverb (expresses speaker's perspective)
7. I also want to come. (What type of adverb?)
Answer: Focusing Adverb (adds to previous point)
8. She never eats meat. (What type of adverb?)
Answer: Adverb of Frequency (0%)
9. He ran very fast. (What type of adverb?)
Answer: Adverb of Degree (modifies adverb "fast")
10. Where did you go? (What type of adverb?)
Answer: Interrogative Adverb (used in questions)
Section B: Frequency Adverbs (10 Questions)
11. Which means "100% of the time"? (always/sometimes/never)
Answer: always
12. Which means "0% of the time"? (always/sometimes/never)
Answer: never
13. Which means "about 50% of the time"? (often/sometimes/rarely)
Answer: sometimes
14. Which means "almost never"? (often/rarely/usually)
Answer: rarely
15. Correct position: "She ______ visits her grandmother." (often/often visits/often visits her)
Answer: often (before main verb)
16. Correct position: "He is ______ late." (never/never is/is never)
Answer: never (after "be" verb)
17. Which can go at beginning of sentence? (always/sometimes/never)
Answer: sometimes (flexible position)
18. Frequency scale order: always → ______ → often → ______ → rarely → never
Answer: always → usually → often → sometimes → rarely → never
19. Complete: "I ______ eat breakfast." (always/never) (choose one that makes sense)
Answer: always or usually (both correct, depends on habit)
20. Frequency adverbs answer: (How?/How often?/Where?)
Answer: How often? (frequency)
Section C: Other Adverb Types (10 Questions)
21. Which is an adverb of degree? (very/here/quickly)
Answer: very (modifies intensity)
22. Degree adverb position: "It's ______ hot." (very/very is/is very)
Answer: very (before adjective/adverb it modifies)
23. Which is a focusing adverb? (only/very/quickly)
Answer: only (limits focus)
24. "______, I think you're right." (Personally/Quickly/Here)
Answer: Personally (viewpoint adverb)
25. Which is a linking adverb? (however/very/here)
Answer: however (connects ideas)
26. Interrogative adverbs are used in: (statements/questions/exclamations)
Answer: questions (when, where, why, how)
27. "Enough" as degree adverb position: "She is tall ______." (enough/enough is/is enough)
Answer: enough (comes AFTER adjective/adverb)
28. Which modifies a whole sentence? (manner adverb/viewpoint adverb/degree adverb)
Answer: viewpoint adverb (e.g., frankly, honestly)
29. "Too" as degree adverb means: (also/very/excessively)
Answer: excessively (more than needed/wanted)
30. Main adverb categories: Manner, Time, Place, Frequency, and ______.
Answer: Degree (how much/to what extent)
