Abeka 4th Grade Language Quiz 27

Comparing with Adverbs: Of all the alarms I have heard, the fire alarm in our school rings (loud) _____________________________.

Loudest

Adjectives and Adverbs: When our team earned the winning point, we cheered loudly.

Loudly is an Adverb that describes how they cheered

Comparing with Adverbs: The waves rocked the small boat (gently) _________________________________________ than they had during the windstorm.

More gently

Comparing with Adverbs: A swan swims (gracefully) _______________________________ than a duck.

More gracefully

Comparing with Adverbs: Of all the animals, the sloth moves (slowly) ___________________________________________.

Most slowly

Adjectives and Adverbs: The noisy children decided to play their game outside.

Noisy is an Adjective that describes children

Comparing with Adverbs: Daniel usually falls asleep (fast) ____________________ than his brother does.

Faster

Adjectives and Adverbs: Because Leah is gentle. Mom trusts her to help with the new baby.

Gentle is an Adjective that describes Leah

Comparing with Adverbs: The sun is shining (bright) _____________________ today than it did yesterday.

Brighter

Adverbs: Ella tiptoed quietly into the room.

Subject: Ella Verb: tiptoed Adverb: quietly

Adverbs: Sometimes, Mother bakes apple pies.

Subject: Mother Verb: bakes Adverb: Sometimes

Adverbs: Yesterday, our teacher read us a new book.

Subject: teacher Verb: read Adverb: Yesterday

Adverbs: The turtle crawled across the road slowly.

Subject: turtle Verb: crawled Adverb: slowly

Adjectives and Adverbs: Peter feels much better today.

Today is an Adverb that tells when Peter was feeling better