Adjective or Adverb – Part 1: Multiple Choice

Choose the word that completes each sentence. Your first choice counts.

1. Ella _____ lifted the box because there were glasses inside.

2. 'Let's have a picnic on Saturday.' 'That's a _____ idea! I'll make some sandwiches.'

3. This suitcase is _____: I can't even lift it off the floor.

4. Another driver had just hit Tom's car, so Tom shouted _____.

5. A little boy was crying in the supermarket, so the manager spoke to him very _____ and helped him find his dad.

6. My cousin lived in Madrid for five years, so she speaks Spanish _____.

7. We had _____ weather all week, so we stayed inside.

8. My grandad is a very _____ driver. He's driven for fifty years and never had an accident.

9. The pizza at the new café was really _____: it was cold and far too salty.

10. When the teacher asked who broke the window, Josh answered _____: 'It was me. I'm sorry.'

11. The hotel beds were really _____: I woke up with a bad back every morning.

12. Shh! Please close the door _____: the baby's asleep.

13. Our new printer works really _____: it's fast, and it hasn't broken down once.

14. Our new neighbours are very _____. They carried all our boxes upstairs on the day we moved in.

15. My brother has a _____ bedroom: there are dirty clothes all over the floor.

16. We lost 5–0 because we played really _____.

17. Jack never says please or thank you. He's very _____.

18. The children waited _____ for an hour and didn't complain once.

19. Lucy paints so _____ that three of her pictures are in the town's art gallery.

20. Take a _____ jumper with you: it's freezing at the top of the mountain.