Grammar Quiz

Adjectives and Vocabulary Quiz

English multiple-choice grammar quiz about Adjectives and Vocabulary

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A word that describes a noun or a pronoun is …

A. noun

B. verb

C. adjective

D. preposition


Which is the adjective? Because she was energetic, Sally jogged for two hours.

A. was

B. Sally

C. energetic, two

D. Because


Profitable means

A. to get in shape

B. able to make money or get better at something

C. an athlete

D. to throw something away


All the of the following are synonyms EXCEPT

A. argue/ persuade

B. convince/comfort

C. convince/ argue

D. appeal/ convince


Which is the adjective? Diego is popular with the little kids.

A. popular, little

B. Diego

C. is

D. popular


All of the following are disposable EXCEPT

A. Paper plates

B. Televisions

C. Napkins

D. Newspapers


The students are surprised by the sudden rain.

Surprised is a(n) ___________.

A. noun

B. verb

C. adjective


My mother persaudes me to clean the house.

Persuades is a(n) _____________.

A. noun

B. verb

C. adjective


Which is the adjective? The melon was large and sweet.

A. large

B. melon

C. large, sweet

D. the


Which word BEST completes the sentence?

Be careful! Those glasses are ______________

A. breakable

B. break

C. breaked


The suffix – able means

A. someone who cannot do anything

B. a person who talks a lot

C. someone who is handicapped

D. someone who can do or be something


A group of letters at the end of a word is a

A. suffix

B. adjective

C. superlative

D. preposition


Complete the question.

I understand that you were late yesterday because of the bus. Your excuse is ​ ​ _

A. understandable

B. understand


Which is the adjective? The woman seems worried about her sick children.

A. woman

B. seems

C. sick

D. worried, sick


Which is the adjective? Little work can be done on the project now

A. project

B. work

C. now

D. little


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