Adverb Test 4

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Adverb Test 4

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Question 1
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[passage-header]Refer the passage given below and fill in the blank using suitable option:[/passage-header]It is ____$$[1]$$____ said that if we do not take pains, we gain nothing. ____$$[2]$$____ life without work is meaningless. Those who sit ____$$[3]$$____ or look for outside help invite____$$[4]$$____ their ruin. The sun, moon and other heavenly bodies____$$[5]$$____ work. ____$$[6]$$____, it is clear that work is a must for our life. ___$$[7]$$____ say you cannot take pains.

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Use suitable adverb from the options given below for blank $$[6]$$.

A
Secondly

B
Wisely

C
Undoubtedly

D
Justly

Solution

The paragraph is talking about the importance of doing work in life. 'Undoubtedly' is an adverb of certainty which is the correct answer. The sentence explains that whoever does not work ruins themselves. Work is a must for anybody's life. Thus, option C is the correct answer.
Question 2
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[passage-header]Refer the passage given below and fill in the blank using suitable option:[/passage-header]It is ____$$[1]$$____ said that if we do not take pains, we gain nothing. ____$$[2]$$____ life without work is meaningless. Those who sit ____$$[3]$$____ or look for outside help invite____$$[4]$$____ their ruin. The sun, moon and other heavenly bodies____$$[5]$$____ work. ____$$[6]$$____, it is clear that work is a must for our life. ___$$[7]$$____ say you cannot take pains.

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Use suitable adverb from the options given below for blank $$[7]$$.

A
Always

B
Often

C
Seldom

D
Never

Solution

The paragraph is talking about the importance of doing work in life. 'Never' is an adverb of degree which is the correct answer. The sentence explains that whoever does not work ruins themselves. One should always take pains. Thus, option D is the correct answer.
Question 3
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Form the adverb of the following word:
Soft

A
softly

B
softer

C
softest

D
soften

Solution

An adverb is a word or phrase that qualifies or changes an adjective, verb or another adverb, to express a relation of a situation, cause etc.
The correct answer is C) softly as it ends with 'ly' and is spelled correctly.
Options A, B, and D are wrong as 'softer' is a comparative adjective, 'softest' is a superlative adjective, and 'soften' is a verb respectively.
Question 4
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[passage-header]Refer the passage given below and fill in the blank using suitable option:[/passage-header]It is ____$$[1]$$____ said that if we do not take pains, we gain nothing. ____$$[2]$$____ life without work is meaningless. Those who sit ____$$[3]$$____ or look for outside help invite____$$[4]$$____ their ruin. The sun, moon and other heavenly bodies____$$[5]$$____ work. ____$$[6]$$____, it is clear that work is a must for our life. ___$$[7]$$____ say you cannot take pains.

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Use suitable adverb from the options given below for blank $$[5]$$.

A
hardly

B
quickly

C
almost

D
continuously

Solution

The paragraph is talking about the importance of doing work in life. 'Continuously' is an adverb of manner which is the correct answer. The sentence explains that whoever does not work ruins themselves. The sun, moon and other heavenly bodies are continuously doing their work. Thus, option D is the correct answer.
Question 5
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[passage-header]Refer the passage given below and fill in the blank using suitable option:[/passage-header]It is ____$$[1]$$____ said that if we do not take pains, we gain nothing. ____$$[2]$$____ life without work is meaningless. Those who sit ____$$[3]$$____ or look for outside help invite____$$[4]$$____ their ruin. The sun, moon and other heavenly bodies____$$[5]$$____ work. ____$$[6]$$____, it is clear that work is a must for our life. ___$$[7]$$____ say you cannot take pains.

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Use suitable adverb from the options given below for blank $$[3]$$.

A
really

B
hardly

C
boldly

D
idly

Solution

The paragraph is talking about the importance of doing work in life. 'Idly' is the adverb of manner which is the correct answer. Rest of the options are not the correct fit.
Question 6
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Identify the kind of adverb used in the sentence:

Yesterday, I watched 'Finding Dory'.

A
Adverb of place

B
Adverb of time

C
Adverb of frequency

D
Adverb of manner

Solution

The adverb in the given sentence is ‘Yesterday’. It is an adverb of time because it tells when the action happened, i.e. the time. Therefore option B is correct. Whereas an adverb of place will tell you where the action happens or where someone is going, for example ‘outside’ or ‘upstairs’. An adverb of frequency tells us how often the action takes place, like ‘regularly’ or ‘twice’. While an adverb of manner explains the way people do things, like ‘skilfully’ or ‘correctly’. Since the given adverb denotes when the speaker watches the movie, options A, C and D are incorrect.
Question 7
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Identify the kind of adverb used in the sentence:

She has been to Agra twice.

A
Adverb of place

B
Adverb of time

C
Adverb of frequency

D
Adverb of manner

Solution

The adverb in the given sentence is ‘twice’. It is an adverb of frequency that tells us how often the action takes place, i.e. the rate of occurrence. Therefore option C is correct. Whereas an adverb of place will tell you where the action happens or where someone is going, for example ‘outside’ or ‘upstairs’. An adverb of time tells when the action happened, like ‘tomorrow’ or ‘next year’. While an adverb of manner explains the way people do things, like ‘skilfully’ or ‘correctly’. Since the given adverb denotes how many times the person has visited Agra, options A, B and D are incorrect.
Question 8
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Identify the kind of adverb used in the sentence:

John was very happy about his promotion.

A
Adverb of manner

B
Adverb of degree

C
Adverb of frequency

D
Adverb of time

Solution

The adverb in the given sentence is ‘very’. It is an adverb of degree that explains the intensity of the action. Therefore option B is correct. Whereas an adverb of time will tell you when something happened, like ‘tomorrow’ or ‘next year’. An adverb of frequency tells us how often the action takes, like ‘regularly’ or ‘twice’. While an adverb of manner explains the way people do things, like ‘skilfully’ or ‘correctly’. Since the given adverb denotes the intensity of how happy the person is, options A, C and D are incorrect.
Question 9
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From the given options, identify the sentence(s) that has the incorrect usage of 'too':

A
It's too late to stop him.

B
Jerry was too young to watch the movie.

C
You've eaten too many of those cakes.

D
She is too a fat man.

Solution

'Too' is an adverb of degree used as two distinct meaning: As an adverb meaning 'also' and meaning 'excessively' goes before the adjective or adverb it modifies. Option D is grammatically wrong and has incorrect usage of the adverb 'too'. Thus, option D is the correct answer.
Question 10
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Choose the appropriate adverb using the hint given:

The students were __________ injured in the fight. (manner)

A
last night

B
regularly

C
anywhere

D
badly

Solution

The given sentence needs to be filled with an adverb of manner. An adverb of manner indicates the way people do things. Thus ‘badly’ is the apt answer. Hence option D is correct. Whereas ‘last night’ is an adverb of time, it tells us when the action happens, i.e. the time. So option A is incorrect. Similarly ‘regularly’ is an adverb of frequency, it tells us how often the action takes place, i.e. the rate of occurrence. Hence option B is incorrect. ‘Anywhere’ is an adverb of place. It explains where the action happens or where someone is going and is not used to indicate the manner in which the action happens. Therefore option C is incorrect.

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Question 1

Secondly

Wisely

Undoubtedly

Justly

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Question 2

Always

Often

Seldom

Never

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Question 3

softly

softer

softest

soften

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Question 4

hardly

quickly

almost

continuously

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Question 5

really

hardly

boldly

idly

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Question 6

Adverb of place

Adverb of time

Adverb of frequency

Adverb of manner

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Question 7

Adverb of place

Adverb of time

Adverb of frequency

Adverb of manner

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Question 8

Adverb of manner

Adverb of degree

Adverb of frequency

Adverb of time

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Question 9

It's too late to stop him.

Jerry was too young to watch the movie.

You've eaten too many of those cakes.

She is too a fat man.

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Question 10

last night

regularly

anywhere

badly

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