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Question-1
I am waiting _______ my father's office.

Fill in the blanks with a suitable advberb.

(A) enough	(B) angrily
(C) outside	(D) today

Question-2 We go swimming in the lake. (sometimes)
Place the adverb suitably.

(A) We go sometimes swimming in the lake.	(B) We sometimes go swimming in the lake.
(C)We go swimming sometimes in the lake.	(D)We go swimming in the lake sometimes.

Question-3 Jane usually arrives on time.
Identify the type of adverb.

(A) Adverb of frequency	(B)Adverb of manner
(C)Adverb of time	(D)Adverb of place

Question-4 Chris bowls very ______ .

(A) good	(B)best
(C)well	(D)fine

Question-5 The adverbial form of terrible is _______.

(A) terribily	(B)terribly
(C)terrible	(D)terribling

Question-6 My brother is going to London next week. ( probably)
Place the adverb suitably.

(A) My brother is going probably to London next week.	(B)My brother probably is going to London next week.
(C)My brother is probably going to London next week.	(D)My brother is going to London probably next week.

Question-7 Children are playing foot ball on the beach.
Identify the adverb in the sentence.

(A) playing	(B)children
(C)foot ball	(D)on the beach

Question-8 He is always punctual.
The word in italics is _______.

(A) an adjective	(B)an adverb
(C)a preposition	(D)a conjunction.

Question-9 You can win if you work hard.
Identify the adverb in the sentence.

(A) you	(B)win
(C)hard	(D)work

Question-10 He has done the job __________.Fill up with the superlative form of the adverb carefully.

(A) carefully	(B)more carefully
(C)most carefully	(D)carefulliest

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Cambridge Secondary Grade 7

IGCSE

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