Adjectives and Adverbs | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

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Thomas is very _____. He always helps me. (kind/kindly)

kind

The cat waited _____ for the mouse to come out of the hole. (silent/silently)

silently

She is the most _____ person I know. (polite/politely)

polite

The little boy _____ kept the cookies for himself. (selfish/selfishly)

selfishly

The man _____ opened the door and looked inside. (nervous/nervously)

nervously

My classmate is a _____ person. (nice/nicely)

nice

Mr. Smith looked _____ at me when I arrived late. (angry/angrily)

angrily

The music is too _____. Please turn it down? (loud/loudly)

loud

It was midnight, and I heard a _____ noise outside. (strange/strangely)

strange

I can speak Spanish very _____. (good/well)

well

The work that my boss gave me was _____. (easy/easily)

easy

The thief _____ took the money and walked out the door. (quiet/quietly)

quietly

Of course, I was _____ when I got an A+ on the exam. (happy/happily)

happy

Katerina took a painting class, so she can paint _____ pictures. (beautiful/beautifully)

beautiful

My cousin always walks very _____. (quick/quickly)

quickly

My friends all tell me that I sing _____. (bad/badly)

badly

The fireman _____ rescued the people from the burning house. (brave/bravely)

bravely

I _____ offered to help my friend study for his exam. (happy/happily)

happily