The Adverb

1. An adverbial can be a single word, a phrase, or what other grammatical structure?

• A) A simple sentence
• B) A compound sentence
• C) A dependent clause
• D) An independent clause

2. According to the text, what is another name for adverbs of degree in current English?

• A) Intensifiers
• B) Modifiers
• C) Interrogatives
• D) Affirmatives

3. Where are interrogative adverbs always placed in a sentence?

• A) After the verb
• B) At the end of the sentence
• C) Between the subject and the verb
• D) At the beginning of a sentence

4. What is the main function of an adverb?

• A) To modify a noun
• B) To modify a verb
• C) To connect two sentences
• D) To replace a pronoun

5. What is the key relationship between adverbs and adverbials as defined in the chapter?

• A) All adverbials are adverbs, but not all adverbs are adverbials.
• B) Adverbs and adverbials are two completely separate concepts.
• C) All adverbs are adverbials, but not all adverbials are adverbs.
• D) An adverbial is always a single word, while an adverb is a phrase.

6. Which type of adverb answers the question 'when?'?

• A) Adverb of place
• B) Adverb of manner
• C) Adverb of time
• D) Adverb of frequency

7. Which sentence from the text is an example of an adverb modifying a conjunction?

• A) Nearly everybody was late.
• B) The grapes were well within my reach.
• C) I can't go there just because I'm ill.
• D) Fortunately, he survived the accident.