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English - Adjectives Test Part 2

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1.

Choose the correct demonstrative adjective to complete the sentence.

My uncle raises ___________ sheep for their thick wool.

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2.

Choose the correct demonstrative adjective to complete the sentence.

The lightbulb goes on when I move a magnet around ____________ wire.

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3.

Choose the correct demonstrative adjective to complete the sentence.

I think Beverly Cleary wrote both ___________books.

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4.

Choose the correct demonstrative adjective to complete the sentence.

I can't use _____________ pillow because I'm allergic to it.

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5.

Choose the correct demonstrative adjective to complete the sentence.

___________ apples are best for pies.

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6.

Complete the sentence with a demonstrative adjective. The word or words in parentheses will tell you whether to use a demonstrative adjective that means near or far away.

My brother has to deliver ____________ papers. (near)

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7.

Complete the sentence with a demonstrative adjective. The word or words in parentheses will tell you whether to use a demonstrative adjective that means near or far away.

Tina planted ____________ trees last year. (far away)

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8.

Complete the sentence with a demonstrative adjective. The word or words in parentheses will tell you whether to use a demonstrative adjective that means near or far away.

____________ gallery shows work by Navajo weavers. (near)

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9.

Complete the sentence with a demonstrative adjective. The word or words in parentheses will tell you whether to use a demonstrative adjective that means near or far away.

____________ marks are Cherokee writing. (far away)

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10.

Complete the sentence with a demonstrative adjective. The word or words in parentheses will tell you whether to use a demonstrative adjective that means near or far away.

Pat found ___________ rock near a volcano. (far away)

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11.

Choose the correct word to complete the sentence.

__________ always dark by 4:00 P.M. in the winter.

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12.

Choose the correct word to complete the sentence.

Have you named ___________turtle?

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13.

Choose the correct word to complete the sentence.

The explorers made _____________ way across the desert.

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14.

Choose the correct word to complete the sentence.

Can you hypnotize a cat by rubbing ___________stomach?

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15.

Choose the correct word to complete the sentence.

May I borrow _________ sweater?

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16.

Write the word from the sentence that tells HOW MANY.

The first event is the long jump.

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17.

Write the word from the sentence that tells HOW MANY.

Each athlete must throw a discus.

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18.

Write the word from the sentence that tells HOW MANY.

Before throwing the javelin, the athlete takes several steps.

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19.

Write the word from the sentence that tells HOW MANY.

Many countries have representative athletes.

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20.

Write the word from the sentence that tells HOW MANY.

There are five rings on the Olympic flag.

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21.

Choose the correct degree of the adjective.

crunchier

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22.

Choose the correct degree of the adjective.

more complicated

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23.

Choose the correct degree of the adjective.

funniest

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24.

Choose the correct degree of the adjective.

soft

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25.

Choose the correct degree of the adjective.

most determined

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26.

Write the correct degree of the word. The degree will be written in parentheses.

fast (comparative)

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27.

Write the correct degree of the word. The degree will be written in parentheses.

mysterious (superlative)

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28.

Write the correct degree of the word. The degree will be written in parentheses.

sweet (comparative)

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29.

Write the correct degree of the word. The degree will be written in parentheses.

stubborn (superlative)

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30.

Write the correct degree of the word. The degree will be written in parentheses.

dark (positive)

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31.

Write the correct degree of the word. The degree will be written in parentheses.

good (comparative)

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32.

Write the correct degree of the word. The degree will be written in parentheses.

exciting (comparative)

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33.

Write the correct degree of the word. The degree will be written in parentheses.

tough (superlative)

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34.

Write one sentence with a limiting adjective that tells how many. Make sure to capitalize, punctuate, and spell correctly.

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35.

Write one sentence with a possessive adjective. Make sure you capitalize, punctuate, and spell correctly.