Test: Adverbs- 2 - Class 5 MCQ

"Usually" in these sentences is an adverb of manner. In both A and B its position is correct.

My boss always sends a lot of greeting cards at Christmas.    

By the time the police arrived at the bank, the robbers had escaped with thousands of dollars in cash.

Kate and Williams ran around everywhere. 'Everywhere' is the adverb of Place.

Statement A: False – Adverbs modify verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs, but adjectives modify nouns or pronouns. They do not modify each other.

Statement B: False – Adverbs do not replace verbs; they modify verbs but cannot function as verbs themselves.

Until my brother went to Brazil last year, he had never been outside of the United States.

When James finishes weeding the garden, he will cut the grass in the front yard.

She sings loudly in the school choir.

She sings in the school choir.

• The adverb loudly describes how she sings.
• It indicates a high volume of sound.
• Other options like loud, loudest, and louder do not fit as well.

She sings loudly in the school choir.

The correct choice for the sentence is "quickly" because it describes how the dog ran, which requires an adverb.

• Quickly is the adverb form of "quick" and modifies the verb "ran".
• Adverbs often end in "-ly" and are used to describe verbs.

• The sentence discusses two related facts: rising carbon dioxide levels and increasing global temperatures.
• Using "consequently" is appropriate because it indicates a cause-and-effect relationship.
• Therefore, the correct word choice reflects that rising carbon dioxide is a reason for the temperature increase.