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Adjective

Adjective
1. Identify the adjective in the following sentence: 'The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.'
  • C. quick
  • A. jumps
  • B. over
  • D. fox
Answer: An adjective is a word that describes a noun. Here, 'quick' and 'brown' describe the noun 'fox', and 'lazy' describes the noun 'dog'. 'Quick' is one of the adjectives.
2. She wore a __________ dress to the party.
  • B. beautify
  • A. beauty
  • C. beautifully
  • D. beautiful
Answer: The sentence requires an adjective to describe the noun 'dress'. 'Beautiful' is the adjective form. 'Beauty' is a noun, 'beautify' is a verb, and 'beautifully' is an adverb.
3. This is the __________ book I have ever read.
  • C. best
  • B. better
  • A. good
  • D. most good
Answer: The superlative degree is used when comparing more than two things. The phrase 'I have ever read' implies a comparison among all books read. 'Best' is the superlative form of 'good'.
4. He is __________ than his brother.
  • C. tallest
  • D. more tall
  • B. taller
  • A. tall
Answer: When comparing two people or things, the comparative degree of the adjective is used. 'Taller' is the comparative form of 'tall'.
5. There isn't __________ milk in the jug. Can you buy some?
  • C. any
  • A. many
  • B. some
  • D. a few
Answer: 'Any' is typically used in negative sentences and questions with uncountable nouns like 'milk'. 'Some' is used in positive sentences.
6. I have __________ friends who can help me.
  • C. much
  • D. little
  • B. a little
  • A. a few
Answer: 'Friends' is a plural countable noun. 'A few' is used with countable nouns to mean 'a small number, but some'. 'A little' is used with uncountable nouns.
7. The movie was so __________ that I fell asleep.
  • D. boringly
  • B. boring
  • C. bored
  • A. bore
Answer: The adjective ending in '-ing' (boring) is used to describe the thing that causes the feeling (the movie). The adjective ending in '-ed' (bored) describes the feeling of a person.
8. She felt very __________ after the long journey.
  • B. tired
  • A. tiring
  • C. tire
  • D. tiresome
Answer: The adjective ending in '-ed' (tired) is used to describe how a person feels. The journey was 'tiring' (it caused the feeling), and as a result, she felt 'tired'.
9. Which of the following sentences has the correct order of adjectives?
  • B. She bought a new big red car.
  • A. She bought a red big new car.
  • C. She bought a big new red car.
  • D. She bought a red new big car.
Answer: The general order of adjectives before a noun is Opinion, Size, Age, Shape, Color, Origin, Material, Purpose. In this case, it should be Age ('new'), then Size ('big'), then Color ('red').
10. He needs to be __________ with his work.
  • B. careful
  • A. care
  • D. caring
  • C. carefully
Answer: The sentence requires an adjective to describe 'he'. 'Careful' is an adjective meaning 'taking care'. 'Carefully' is an adverb.