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English Grammar Practice Test: Adjectives
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Adjectives topics include: Adjectives, covering different kinds of adjectives, quantity, numeral usage, comparison of adjectives, adjectives used as nouns, and the position of adjectives. An adjective is a word that modifies a noun or pronoun. Adjectives can be used in two ways in sentences and clauses: - Right next to the noun or pronoun - Following a linking verb Here are some types of adjectives: Demonstrative adjectives: Used to indicate or demonstrate specific people, animals, or things. For example, "This movie is my favorite". Possessive adjectives: Used to express possession or... Show more
English Grammar Practice Test: Adjectives
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1. Identify the adjective in the given sentence.
Some fishermen went fishing in the storm.
2. Fill in the blanks.
________ adjective denotes a higher degree of quality than the positive.
3. Choose the correct option.
Adjectives are sometimes formed from Verbs.
4. Identify the Degree of the adjective used in the below sentence.
No other state in India is as hot as Rajasthan.
5. Which of the following adjective would not suit well to the noun ‘artifice’?
6. In the given sentence ‘those’ is a __________
Those papayas are ripe.
7. Fill in the blanks.
________ adjective answers the question “how many?”.
8. The adjectives which are utilized in a sentence to answer the question ‘Of what kind?’ comes under the category of __________
9. Identify the adjective in the given sentence.
Her very husband had to take her place at the firm.
10. Select the option which identifies the adjective and its Degree in the below sentence correctly.
My research thesis is better and more ingenious than yours.
11. Fill in the blanks.
________ adjectives answer the question “how much?”
12. Identify the type of adjective in the given sentence.
We ate Chinese noodles for dinner.
13. Identify the type of adjective in the given sentence.
Such good deeds create a lasting impression on the people.
14. The adjective in the below sentence which has been italicized is used Predicatively.
The bad officer was given a taste of his own medicine.
15. The adjective present in the below proverb is ‘early’.
The early bird catches the worm.
16. What type of adjective is present in the sentence below?
There are several books on this topic in the library.
17. Identify the adjective in the given sentence.
Mumbai is a busy city.
18. Fill in the blanks.
The adjective “slowly” is derived from a/an ________
19. Identify the sentence that uses an Emphasizing adjective.
20. Identify the type of adjective used in the given sentence.
Several students attended the school annual day.
21. Fill in the blanks.
The adjective ________ is derived from an adjective.
22. Identify the kind of adjective used in the sentence below.
I was there and saw the crime with my own eyes.
23. Select the option which identifies the adjective present in the sentence and its class correctly.
These fruits are indeed very good.
24. Identify the type of adjective in the given sentence.
They had no fruits.
25. Identify the sentence that uses a descriptive adjective.

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