Adjective Forms Test - 1

'Next' means 'coming immediately after the present one'. As we need an adjective to modify the noun 'room', the word 'next' is correct.

The context of the sentence is of wandering, which means 'aimlessly' is the correct adverb to describe it as wandering means 'walk or move in a leisurely manner'.

To fill in the blank, we need an adjective to modify the noun 'nature'. Option 3 best expresses the same. 'Cowardly' is an adjective - 'characteristic of a coward'.

The given blank needs to be filled by an adjective. Option 3 best qualifies the blank. 'Miserly' means 'like a miser; greedy and stingy'. 'Miser' is a noun and so 'woman' will not be used after it.

The given blank requires to be filled by an adjective. 'Sick' means in poor health; not strong or robust'. As adjectives the difference between sickly and sick is that sickly is frequently ill; often in poor health; given to becoming ill while sick is in poor health. Other options are incorrect.

The given blank needs an adjective. Option 3 provides the same. 'Strange' means 'quite unusual or uncommon'.

To fill the blank given, we need an adjective to qualify the noun 'talk' . Option 4 best provides the same. If we use the noun 'nonsense', the other noun 'talk' has to be deleted.

To fill the blank given, we need an adjective. So, option 1 is ruled out. 'Great' and 'huge' are unsuitable to modify 'rains'/ Option 3 provides the best choice. Plentiful means sufficient or more than enough.

A match is played between two teams. So, the comparative degree of the adjective is required here.

The sentence has an implication of admiration. The positive degree of the adjective is required to fill in the given blank. Option 1 best fills the blank.