Identify the adjectives in the following sentences and state their kind.
1Tokyo is a big city. Here big is an ...............
Wrong!
Adjectives of quality show the kind or quality of a person or thing.
2She ate some rice. Here some is an ...............
Wrong!
Adjectives of quantity say how much of a thing is meant.
3The foolish crow opened his mouth to sing. Here foolish is an ...............
Wrong!
Adjectives of quality show the kind or quality of a person or thing.
4He has little patience. Here little is an ...............
Wrong!
Adjectives of quantity say how much of a thing is meant.
5He has lost all of his wealth. Here all is an ...............
Wrong!
Adjectives of quantity say how much of a thing is meant.
6We did not receive sufficient rain this year. Here sufficient is an
Wrong!
Adjectives of quantity say how much of a thing is meant.
7Each hand has five fingers. Here five is an ...............
Wrong!
Adjectives of number show how many persons or things are meant.
8There are several mistakes in your composition. Here several is an ...............
Wrong!
Adjectives of number show how many persons or things are meant.
9January is the first month of the year. Here the adjective first is an ...............
Wrong!
Ordinal numbers are all adjectives of number.
10Our country expects every citizen to do their duty. Here every is a ...............
Wrong!
Distributive adjectives refer to each one of a group.
11Neither accusation is true. Here neither is a ...............
Wrong!
Distributive adjectives refer to each one of a group.
12Those apples are ripe. Here those is a ...............
Wrong!
Demonstrative adjectives point out which person or thing is meant.
Done.
Score: 0/12
Answers
- Tokyo is a big city. Here big is an adjective of quality
- She ate some rice. Here some is an adjective of quantity
- The foolish crow opened his mouth to sing. Here foolish is an adjective of quality
- He has little patience. Here little is an adjective of quantity
- He has lost all of his wealth. Here all is an adjective of quantity
- We did not receive sufficient rain this year. Here sufficient is an adjective of quantity
- Each hand has five fingers. Here five is an adjective of number
- There are several mistakes in your composition. Here several is an adjective of number
- January is the first month of the year. Here the adjective first is an adjective of number
- Our country expects every citizen to do their duty. Here every is a distributive adjective
- Neither accusation is true. Here neither is a distributive adjective
- Those apples are ripe. Here those is a demonstrative adjective
