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Adverbs

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  • The hungry dog waited patiently beside the table while the family finished preparing dinner. What does the adverb “patiently” tell?
    Where
    How
    When
  • Change the adjective in parentheses into an adverb. The cat stretched ______ across the warm couch after playing for most of the afternoon. (lazy)
    lazily
  • In the sentence, “The tired puppy followed its owner slowly after a long walk in the park.” The word “slowly” is a WHEN adverb.
    False
    True
  • The family will soon discover the truth about the mysterious package. What type of adverb is “soon”?
    Where
    How
    When
  • Change the adjective in parentheses into an adverb. The children smiled ______ when they finally saw the surprise their parents had prepared. (happy)
    happily
  • Change the adjective in parentheses into an adverb. The little boy waved ______ when he saw his favorite singer on the stage. (excited)
    excitedly
    excitedlly
    excitely
  • The children ran upstairs when they heard a strange noise coming from their bedroom. What type of adverb is “upstairs”?
    How
    Where
    When
  • Our neighbors seldom order pizza because they usually prepare dinner at home. What does the adverb “seldom” tell?
    When
    Where
    How
  • In the sentence, “We left our bicycles nearby before entering the restaurant.” The word “nearby” is a WHEN adverb.
    False
    True
  • Complete the sentence with the best adverb. The family looked ______ for a restaurant that was still open after the concert ended.
    around
    happily
    later
  • Complete the sentence with the best adverb. After getting separated from the group, the hikers searched ______ for the correct trail.
    desperately
    painfully
    yesterday
  • In the sentence, “The basketball players practiced hard for several weeks before the final game.” The word “hard” is a HOW adverb.
    True
    False
  • Complete the sentence with the best adverb. My family plans to leave ______ because the drive to the beach takes almost four hours.
    early
    carefully
    outside
  • What types of adverbs are “slowly” and “inside”? The lost puppy slowly walked inside after recognizing its owner’s voice.
    How / When
    When / Where
    How / Where
  • The little girl walked ______ into the room because her baby brother was asleep. (silent)
    silently