EXERCISE 26–5 Adjectives and adverbs

EXERCISE 26–5 Adjectives and adverbs

Select the correct word or phrase in each sentence. Click Save to save your work and return to it. Click Submit to see your score and item-by-item explanations; your activity will be recorded in your instructor's gradebook.

1 of 10

When Tina was breathing (normal / normally), we could relax.

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EXERCISE 26–5 Adjectives and adverbs - 1 of 10: When Tina was breathing (normal / normally), we could relax.

2 of 10

All of us on the team felt (bad / badly) about our performance.

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EXERCISE 26–5 Adjectives and adverbs - 2 of 10: All of us on the team felt (bad / badly) about our performance.

3 of 10

This incident could have been handled more (professional / professionally) if lines of communication had been kept open.

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EXERCISE 26–5 Adjectives and adverbs - 3 of 10: This incident could have been handled more (professional / professionally) if lines of communication had been kept open.

4 of 10

The vaulting box, more commonly known as the horse, is the (easier / easiest) of the four pieces of equipment to master.

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EXERCISE 26–5 Adjectives and adverbs - 4 of 10: The vaulting box, more commonly known as the horse, is the (easier / easiest) of the four pieces of equipment to master.

5 of 10

Fiona has developed the (most unique / most unusual) Web site I’ve ever seen.

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EXERCISE 26–5 Adjectives and adverbs - 5 of 10: Fiona has developed the (most unique / most unusual) Web site I’ve ever seen.

6 of 10

Mr. Miller visits his doctor (regular / regularly) for a complete physical.

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EXERCISE 26–5 Adjectives and adverbs - 6 of 10: Mr. Miller visits his doctor (regular / regularly) for a complete physical.

7 of 10

Celia is so excited about her new job that she (can hardly / can’t hardly) sleep.

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EXERCISE 26–5 Adjectives and adverbs - 7 of 10: Celia is so excited about her new job that she (can hardly / can’t hardly) sleep.

8 of 10

Julie thought her cat was (meaner / more meaner) than mine, and I agreed with her.

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EXERCISE 26–5 Adjectives and adverbs - 8 of 10: Julie thought her cat was (meaner / more meaner) than mine, and I agreed with her.

9 of 10

Since apprentices sometimes cut the crystal (incorrect / incorrectly), “apprentice bowls” sell for less than regular Waterford bowls.

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EXERCISE 26–5 Adjectives and adverbs - 9 of 10: Since apprentices sometimes cut the crystal (incorrect / incorrectly), “apprentice bowls” sell for less than regular Waterford bowls.

10 of 10

Did you perform (good / well) on the LSAT?

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EXERCISE 26–5 Adjectives and adverbs - 10 of 10: Did you perform (good / well) on the LSAT?