Adverbs of degree

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Master Adverbs of Degree Quiz

Test your knowledge of adverbs of degree with this engaging quiz! Enhance your understanding of how these adverbs can modify actions, adjectives, and other adverbs in sentences.

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An adverb of degree tells us about the intensity or _______ of an action, an adjective or another adverb.

Purpose

Meaning

Extent

2. "Danny's new hairstyle looks really good." Which is the adverb of degree?

Looks

Good

Really

3. Which is correct? "Call me when the food's _______ ready."

Enough

Awfully

Nearly

4. Poor people rent the _______ expensive places.

Most

Quite

Least

5. It was _______ hot to play tennis, so we went swimming instead.

Too

Very

6. We missed the train. We got there _______ after it left.

Just

Almost

Hardly

7. Are you sure you've studied _______ to pass the exam?

Enough

Nearly

Quite

8. "That is simply not true!" Which means the same as "simply" in this case?

Just

Somewhat

Purely

9. "Liverpool are virtually unbeatable this year." Which means the same as "virtually" in this case?

Barely

Absolutely

Almost

10. Molly's grandchildren _______ ever visit her these days.

Fairly

Nearly

Hardly

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