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DIRECTIONS:
1. Identify the interrogative, relative, or conjunctive adverb in each sentence. (24 points)
*You may only put EXACTLY one word in each box for your answer.
2. Choose the type of adverb it is. (24 points)
*Select one of the options from the multiple choices listed.
*There are EXACTLY eight of each type.
Adverb: The tourist didn't know where to find fishing equipment so I took them to the shop by the harbor.
Adverb Type: The tourist didn't know where to find fishing equipment so I took them to the shop by the harbor.
Adverb: How do you start the car?
Adverb Type: How do you start the car?
Adverb: The red car was the best; besides, it was the least expensive.
Adverb Type: The red car was the best; besides, it was the least expensive.
Adverb: Take photos on your vacation; then, you will have memories to view again.
Adverb Type: Take photos on your vacation; then, you will have memories to view again.
Adverb: Tell me why you came home late.
Adverb Type: Tell me why you came home late.
Adverb: I remember the day when we first met.
Adverb Type: I remember the day when we first met.
Adverb: How did you make this incredible sauce?
Adverb Type: How did you make this incredible sauce?
Adverb: The porch needs painting; besides, the fence needs repair.
Adverb Type: The porch needs painting; besides, the fence needs repair.
Adverb: Why can’t we go to the beach this Saturday, Dad?
Adverb Type: Why can’t we go to the beach this Saturday, Dad?
Adverb: There was a very hot summer the year when he was born.
Adverb Type: There was a very hot summer the year when he was born.
Adverb: Listening to old records today brought back memories; otherwise, I might have forgotten them completely.
Adverb Type: Listening to old records today brought back memories; otherwise, I might have forgotten them completely.
Adverb: How much electricity did he use up?
Adverb Type: How much electricity did he use up?
Adverb: The 1700s were a time when men ruled and women obeyed.
Adverb Type: The 1700s were a time when men ruled and women obeyed.
Adverb: Riding a horse bare back is fun; still, it is wiser to use a saddle.
Adverb Type: Riding a horse bare back is fun; still, it is wiser to use a saddle.
Adverb: The 50s were a time when the family unit was largely intact.
Adverb Type: The 50s were a time when the family unit was largely intact.
Adverb: This is the coffee shop where we’ll find the best cup o’ joe.
Adverb Type: This is the coffee shop where we’ll find the best cup o’ joe.
Adverb: Gathering black walnuts is enjoyable; however, they always stain my hands.
Adverb Type: Gathering black walnuts is enjoyable; however, they always stain my hands.
Adverb: When should they advise us of the problem?
Adverb Type: When should they advise us of the problem?
Adverb: Where is the shop that you spoke to me about?
Adverb Type: Where is the shop that you spoke to me about?
Adverb: Why did you guys decide to go to Belgium?
Adverb Type: Why did you guys decide to go to Belgium?
Adverb: Grandma made pies for the harvesters; then, she baked cookies for the children.
Adverb Type: Grandma made pies for the harvesters; then, she baked cookies for the children.
Adverb: Her mass of library books is the reason why she’s so well-spoken.
Adverb Type: Her mass of library books is the reason why she’s so well-spoken.
Adverb: Bill dieted on the advice of the doctor; otherwise, he would have been too heavy for the weight class.
Adverb Type: Bill dieted on the advice of the doctor; otherwise, he would have been too heavy for the weight class.
Adverb: Where do we have to go tonight?
Adverb Type: Where do we have to go tonight?