5. Read the following sentence and look for adverbs: The school playground was eerily quiet

except for a cawing crow. Does this sentence use one or more adverbs? Select the best

answer.

A) No, this sentence does not use an adverb.

B) Yes, this sentence uses an adverb.

6. Which question can an adverb answer? Select the best answer.

A) Why?

B) What kind?

C) Whose?

7. Read the following passage:Leia was extremely nervous during her job interview. She thought

the job would be perfect for her. She constantly checks her email, looking for an acceptance or

rejection. She is ready for a new adventure. Underline at least one.

Question

Rhett Ross

English

5 June, 00:12

5. Read the following sentence and look for adverbs: The school playground was eerily quiet

except for a cawing crow. Does this sentence use one or more adverbs? Select the best

answer.

A) No, this sentence does not use an adverb.

B) Yes, this sentence uses an adverb.

6. Which question can an adverb answer? Select the best answer.

A) Why?

B) What kind?

C) Whose?

7. Read the following passage:Leia was extremely nervous during her job interview. She thought

the job would be perfect for her. She constantly checks her email, looking for an acceptance or

rejection. She is ready for a new adventure. Underline at least one.

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Answers (2)

Know the Answer?

Isabelle French · Answer 1

B; eerily

B

extremely ... constantly

Julia Warren · Answer 2

5. b) yes, this sentence uses an adverb.

6. b) what kind?

7. "constantly" and "extremely" are both adverbs.

Explanation:

5. "eerily" is an adverb.

6. an adverb is used to modify something, and "what kind?" is the only applicable answer for this.

7. either adverb can be chosen to underline.