Adjectives and Adverbs

1. 1After the interview, Yoshi looked (a) calm, (b) calmly.

   1. Acalm
   2. Bcalmly
2. 2Because we appointed a new manager, the advertising campaign is running (a) smooth, (v) smoothly.

   1. Asmooth
   2. Bsmoothly
3. 3Darren completed the employment test (a) satisfactorily, (b) satisfactory.

   1. Asatisfactorily
   2. Bsatisfactory
4. 4Which is the (a) more, (b) most dependable of the two cars?

   1. Amore
   2. Bmost
5. 5Of all the copiers we tested, this one is the (a) easier, (b) easiest to operate.

   1. Aeasier
   2. Beasiest
6. 6We only thought that it would take two hours for the test.
   We thought that it would take only two hours for the test.
   

   1. AWe only thought that it would take two hours for the test.
   2. BWe thought that it would take only two hours for the test.
7. 7The committee decided to retain the last ten tickets
   The committee decided to retain the ten last tickets.
   

   1. AThe committee decided to retain the last ten tickets
   2. BThe committee decided to retain the ten last tickets.
8. 8The time passed (a) quicker, (b) quickly than we expected.

   1. Aquicker
   2. Bquickly
9. 9Today the financial news is (a) worse, (b) worst than yesterday.

   1. Aworse
   2. Bworst
10. 10You much check the document (a) page by page, (b) page-by-page.

    1. Apage by page
    2. Bpage-by-page

11. 11Most of our long time customers have credit card accounts.

    1. Along time
    2. Blong-time
12. 12The internet supplied the answer so (quick,quickly) that we were all amazed.

    1. Aquick
    2. Bquickly
13. 13He (only had, had only) $5 in his pocket.

    1. Aonly had
    2. Bhad only
14. 14Although the car was (four years old, four-years-old) it was in good condition.

    1. Afour years old
    2. Bfour-years-old
15. 15Of the two colors, which is )best, better) for a Web background?

    1. Abest
    2. Bbetter
16. 16Channel 12 presents (up to the minute, up-to-the-minute) news broadcast.

    1. Aup to the minute
    2. Bup-to-the-minute
17. 17The conclusion drawn from the statistics couldn’t have been (more clearer, clearer).

    1. Amore clearer
    2. Bclearer
18. 18If you feel (badly, bad) about the transaction contact your portfolio manager.

    1. Abad
    2. Bbadly
19. 19The newly opened restaurant offered many (tried and true,true-menu-items) menu items.

    1. Atrue menu items
    2. Btrue-menu-items
20. 20Amazingly, most of the (ten year old, ten-year-old) equipment is still working.

    1. Aten year old
    2. Bten-year-old
21. 21Although purchased ten years ago, the equipment still looked (brightly, bright).

    1. Abright
    2. Bbrightly
22. 22Global messages today are exchanged so (quick, quickly) that international b7usiness moves more rapidly than ever.

    1. Aquick
    2. Bquickly
23. 23The Senate’s rewrite of the tax legislation couldn’t have sent a (more clearer, clearer) message.

    1. Amore clearer
    2. Bclearer
24. 24You may submit only (work related, work-related) expenses to be reimbursed.

    1. Awork related
    2. Bwork-related
25. 25Amanda and Max said that they’re planning to open (there, their) own business next year.

    1. Athere
    2. Btheir
26. 26Haven’t you ever made a (spur-of-the-moment, spur of the moment ) decision?

    1. Aspur of the moment
    2. Bspur-of-the-moment
27. 27Not all decisions that are made on the spur of the moment turn out (badly, bad).

    1. Abad
    2. Bbadly
28. 28You must complete a (change of address, change-of-address) form when you move.

    1. Achange of address
    2. Bchange-of-address
29. 29Each decision will be made on (case by case, case-by-case ) basis.

    1. Acase by case
    2. Bcase-by-case
30. 30If you reject his offer to help, Kurt will feel (badly, bad).

    1. Abad
    2. Bbadly

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