Adjective- 2 - Free MCQ Practice Test with solutions, Class 6 English Grammar

Adjectives are words that modify nouns or pronouns to make them more specific.
The given options are:
Option A) briskly is an adverb that means 'in a quick or active way'.
Option B) costly is an adjective which means 'costing a lot or expensive'.
Option C) family is a noun used to describe a group of two parents and their children.
Option D) Ruthlessly is an adverb which means 'without pity'.
Therefore, the correct answer to the given question is option B) costly.

Adjectives are words that modify nouns or pronouns to make them more specific.
The options given are:
Option A) stress: it is a noun which indicates a mental state where a person feels pressure or tension
Option B) stressed: is a verb which means emphasize or draw attention to, it also means subject to tension or pressure
Option C) stressing: is a verb and the present participle of 'stress'
Option D) Stressful: is an adjective used to describe something that causes stress of any kind.
Therefore, the word that can be used to fill in the blank to complete the sentence meaningfully is option D) stressful.

Explanation:

• "Hilly" describes a noun (such as an area or region) and tells about its characteristic (having hills).
• The other options — "Formerly," "Boldly," and "Dimly" — are adverbs, which describe actions or how something is done, often ending in -ly.

Adjectives are words that modify nouns or pronouns to make them more specific. 
There are 3 degrees of adjectives: Positive, comparative and superlative.
The comparative form of most words is formed by adding '-er' to the original word. The superlative form of the word is formed by adding '-est' to the original word. The word 'the' is used before the superlative degree of words because the superlative degree of the word can indicate one particular thing. In the question given, the sentence talks about 'marks in the history test'. 
Option A) 'the better' is incorrect because 'the' is not used with the comparative degree of a word such as 'better'.
Option B) 'best' is incorrect because it should always be preceded by the article 'the'.
Option D) 'the good' is incorrect because 'good' is the positive degree word and 'the' is used with the superlative degree of a word.
Therefore, the correct answer is option C) the best.

Adjectives are words that define the noun. In this case, the adjective should define the person B's reaction. An unexpected or astonishing event has happened in B's life because he/she did not expect the present from A. "Bored" means feeling weary and impatient because one is unoccupied or lacks interest in one's current activity, which does not define the person's reaction. "Exciting" defines a person who is with a lot of eager and enthusiasm, which again does not define the person's reaction. "Tiring" defines a person who is worn out of energy. Finally, surprised defines a person who had undergone an unexpected or astonishing event in his/her life. Option D defines the exact situation of B.

Adjectives are words that modify nouns or pronouns to make them more specific.
From the options given:
Option A) gracefully is an adverb which means 'in an attractive or elegant way'.
Option B) carefully is an adverb which means 'cautiously'.
Option C) friendly is an adjective which means 'kind or pleasant'. He is of a friendly nature.
Option D) supply is a verb which means 'making something available to someone'.
Therefore, the adjective is option C) friendly which is the correct answer.

The given sentence compares two things: the speaker's painting - "I made a painting...It was good" and the listener's painting - "as yours".
Option A: 'As' in 'as good' presents a comparison. It completes the sentence in meaning and grammar. Also, 'as...as' is a pair of conjunctions that is used in sentences in the positive degree. And 'good' is a positive adjective. Hence A is correct.
Options B, C and D:
'Good', 'better' and 'best' are the positive, comparative and superlative adjectives, respectively.
'Good' requires the conjunction 'as', 'better' requires the conjunction 'than' and 'best requires the article 'the', to form the suitable degrees of the sentence. Without these words, the sentence is grammatically and logically incorrect. Hence these options are wrong.

The adjective in the given options is b) Sly

Explanation: An adjective describes a noun, and "sly" describes a person's character as being cunning or deceitful, making it the adjective in this list. 

• a) Rally: This is a noun, meaning a gathering or meeting. 
• c) Wrongly: This is an adverb, describing how something is done (wrongly). 
• d) Openly: This is also an adverb, describing the manner in which something is done (openly). 

Adjectives are words that modify nouns or pronouns to make them more specific.
The options given are:
Option A) chilly is an adjective which means 'too cold or unpleasantly cold'.
Option B) grimly is an adverb which means 'very serious or gloomy'.
Option C) remorsefully is an adverb which means 'filled with remorse or guilt'.
Option D) telly is a noun which is used to refer to a 'television'.
Therefore, the correct answer is option A) chilly.

Adjectives are words that describe a noun. We use lots, a lot and plenty in informal styles to talk about quantities, amounts and degree. "A lot of" is somewhat similar to "many" or "much". In this particular sentence, passengers are countable. So, in the second sentence many is the correct answer. Thus, in the first sentence, "a lot of" is the correct answer.
Option B is correct

No other district in Tamil Nadu is as fertile as Tanjore. This means that Tanjore has a unique level of fertility compared to all other districts in the region.

The correct choice is an adjective, which describes a noun. Here’s a breakdown of the options:

• Cowardly - This word describes someone who lacks courage, making it an adjective.
• Belly - This is a noun, referring to a part of the body.
• Apply - This is a verb, meaning to make a formal request.
• Now - This is an adverb, indicating the present time.

Therefore, the only adjective among the options is Cowardly.

Option A is incorrect because it is of the comparative degree, which is used when two things are compared, whereas the noun 'metal' is being compared to all metals as a group, hence it's of the superlative degree. Option B is incorrect because 'hard' is a positive adjective, which does not make a comparison. Option C is correct, 'hardest' is a superlative that refers to the highest degree of the quality 'hardness' in comparison to all metals. Option D is incorrect because 'as hard as' is of the positive degree of comparison used when two things are equal in quality, here 'metal' and 'all metals' are not equal in terms of hardness.

This a question related to the degree of the adjectives. Adjectives are used to describe, identify, modify or quantify nouns or pronouns. Adjectives have three degrees that compare one thing to another. The three degrees of adjectives are positive, comparative and superlative. The comparative and superlative degrees are used to compare between two and more than two subjects or objects respectively. In this question, where the noun is 'hair,' the comparison is made between more than two women. This explains that in this case a superlative degree must be used. We always use 'the' before a superlative adjective.
Option A: "the longest" is the superlative degree of long so this is the correct answer
Option B: "As long as" is inappropriate in this as this phrase is used while comparing between two individuals having almost the same description. However, the sentence does not properly fit in the sentence so it is anyways wrong. 
Option C: "Longer" is used in case of comparative degree. With that, the phrase does not fit properly.
Option D: "Long" does not give any kind of comparison with "all the women" stated in the question. 
Option A is the right answer

Positive degree of adjective shows the base form of adjective which does not show any comparison. In this sentence we would use the positive degree of adjectives.
Option A: "more" becomes a part of comparative degree
Option B: Is the correct choice as it is in the positive degree. We use 'as ___ as' when we want to equate the qualities of things.
Option C: "most" is used in case of superlative degree
Option D: It is not used while taking into consideration the degree of adjectives. 
Option B is the correct answer.