Grade 7 Final

Question 1

Descriptive or limiting adjective

My shoes are red.

Answer 1

Adjective = red

Descriptive

Question 2

Descriptive or limiting adjective

Her father is a smart guy.

Answer 2

Adjective = smart

Descriptive

Question 3

Descriptive or limiting adjective

We have fifteen cats.

Answer 3

Adjective = fifteen

Limiting

Question 4

Descriptive or limiting adjective

What do y think of her new car?

Answer 4

Adjective = new

Descriptive

Question 5

Descriptive or limiting adjective

Yesterday I read a good book.

Answer 5

Adjective = good

Descriptive

Question 6

What are examples of demonstrative adjectives?

Answer 6

This, that, these, those

Question 7

What is an adjective?

Answer 7

A word that describes a noun

Question 8

Predicate or demonstrative adjective

She looks tired.

Answer 8

Adjective = tired

Predicate

Question 9

Predicate or demonstrative adjective

Those leaves will change colors soon.

Answer 9

Adjective = those

Demonstrative

Question 10

Predicate or demonstrative adjective

I can’t get to that project until next Tuesday.

Answer 10

Adjective = that

Demonstrative

Question 11

Predicate or demonstrative adjective

Doug felt bad about Mary’s fall.

Answer 11

Adjective = bad

predicate

Question 12

Predicate or demonstrative adjective

Oranges are plentiful in Florida.

Answer 12

Adjective = plentiful

predicate

Question 13

Label the positive, comparative, or superlative adjectives

Sam is prettier than Bob. Smith is the prettiest of all.

Answer 13

Positive = Bob
Comparative = Sam
Superlative = Smith

Question 14

Positive, comparative, or superlative adjective

You are the nicest person in the class.

Answer 14

Adjective = nicest

superlative

Question 15

Positive, comparative, or superlative adjective

Bob can run faster than I can.

Answer 15

Adjective = faster

comparative

Question 16

Positive, comparative, or superlative adjective

Adam’s assignment is more unusual than Joan’s

Answer 16

Adjective = more unusual

comparative

Question 17

Positive, comparative, or superlative adjective

Mom’s dinner tonight was tasty.

Answer 17

Adjective = tasty

positive

Question 18

Positive, comparative, or superlative adjective

Her hair is the most bizarre thing I have ever seen.

Answer 18

Adjective = most bizarre

superlative

Question 19

Comparative or superlative

[fast] Patricia can run ________ of all.

Answer 19

the fastest

Question 20

Comparative or superlative

[fast] Patricia can run ________ than Roger.

Answer 20

faster

Question 21

Comparative or superlative

[sloppily] Tom paints ________ than Todd.

Answer 21

more sloppily

Question 22

Comparative or superlative

[sloppily] Tom paints ________ of all the painters.

Answer 22

most sloppily

Question 23

Comparative or superlative

[loudly] The Saints’ fans cheered ________ than the other fans.

Answer 23

more loudly

Question 24

Comparative or superlative

[loudly] In fact, they cheer the ________ of any fans in the NFL.

Answer 24

most loudly

Question 25

Comparative or superlative [responsibly] Sheila acts ________ than anyone else.

Answer 25

more responsibly

Question 26

Comparative or superlative [responsibly] She certainly acts ________ than her sister.

Answer 26

more responsibly

Question 27

Comparative or superlative [impulsively] June behaves ________ around Jill than she does around her other friends.

Answer 27

more impulsively

Question 28

Comparative or superlative June behaves ________ when she and her friend go shopping.

Answer 28

most impulsive

Question 29

Comparative or superlative The Redmonds reacted ________ to the news when everybody heard it.

Answer 29

most sadly

Question 30

Comparative or superlative [sadly] They reacted ________ than their neighbors.

Answer 30

more sadly

Question 31

Comparative or superlative [aggressively] Mr. Smith campaigned the ________ of all the candidates.

Answer 31

most aggressively

Question 32

Comparative or superlative [aggressively] Mr. Smith campaigned ________ than Ms. Jones.

Answer 32

more aggressively

Question 33

Comparative or superlative [cautiously] Sal drives ________ than Sam.

Answer 33

more cautiously

Question 34

Comparative or superlative [desperately] The fireman tried even ________ to extinguish the fire after he heard the voice calling out.

Answer 34

more desperately