Exercise 2: Degree Adverbs | Practice Test Online

Question 1:  Which of the following is an example of a degree adverb?

(A) Rapidly

(B) Chair

(C) Eat

(D) Pencil

Correct Answer: 1A

Question 2:  Identify the degree adverb in the sentence: 'She sings very beautifully'.

(A) She

(B) Sings

(C) Very

(D) Beautifully

Correct Answer: 2C

Question 3:  Select the correct degree adverb to complete the sentence: He speaks English ___ fluently than I do.

(A) More

(B) Most

(C) Less

(D) Least

Correct Answer: 3A

Question 4:  In the sentence 'He drives quite slowly', what is the degree adverb?

(A) He

(B) Drives

(C) Quite

(D) Slowly

Correct Answer: 4C

Question 5:  Which sentence demonstrates the correct use of a degree adverb?

(A) She swims good

(B) He runs fastly

(C) They speak very clearly

(D) I eat quick

Correct Answer: 5C

Question 6:  Which degree adverb indicates the highest degree of comparison?

(A) More

(B) Most

(C) Very

(D) Extremely

Correct Answer: 6B

Question 7:  Identify the degree adverb in the sentence: 'The food was rather spicy'.

(A) Rather

(B) Food

(C) Spicy

(D) Was

Correct Answer: 7A

Question 8:  What is the degree adverb in the sentence: 'He is fairly tall'?

(A) He

(B) Is

(C) Fairly

(D) Tall

Correct Answer: 8C

Question 9:  Choose the correct degree adverb to complete the sentence: 'She is ___ friendly person I know'.

(A) More

(B) Most

(C) Less

(D) Least

Correct Answer: 9B

Question 10:  Select the sentence with the correct use of a degree adverb:

(A) He talks very

(B) She dances graceful

(C) They walk slowly

(D) I study fastly

Correct Answer: 10C