Olympiad Test Level 1: Adverbs- 2 - Class 2 MCQ

'Extremely' describes the degree, and is the most suitable, hence it is correct.

'Playfully' describes the manner ofthe monkeyjumping, and is the most suitable, hence it is correct.

'Under' describes the place where the roots grow, and is the most suitable, hence it is correct.

'Bravely' describes the manner in which soldiers, and is the most suitable option.

'Very' describes the degree, and is the most suitable, hence it is correct.

'There' describes the place we lived in for a month, and is the most suitable, hence it is correct.

'Gently' describes the manner in which Mrs Gupta speaks, and is the most suitable, hence it is correct.

'Already' describes the frequency, and is the most suitable, hence it is correct.

'Once' describes the number of times Ron visited us, and is the most suitable, hence it is correct.

'Almost' describes the degree to which the mango is ripe.

'Anywhere' describes the places where the doll cannot be found, and is the most suitable, hence it is correct.

'Once' describes the frequency of Navratri, and is the most suitable, hence it is correct.

'Quite' describes the degree in which my uncle is young, and is the most suitable, hence it is correct,

Extremely is the adverb of degree. It tells how tasty the bananas are. The other options do not match the sentence.

'Cautiously' describes the manner of Frank putting the bag down, and is the most suitable, hence it is correct.