1) "Friendly, important, strong". These are ... a) gradable adjectives b) non-gradable adjectives c) both gradable and non-gradable 2) "Unique, environmental, terrible". These are ... a) gradable adjectives b) non-gradable adjectives c) both gradable and non-gradable 3) We use .... with gradable adjectives (ex. friendly, important, strong). a) very, extremely, really b) absolutely, extremely, really c) completely, a bit, really 4) We use .... with non- gradable adjectives (ex. unique, environmental, terrible). a) very, extremely, really b) absolutely, completely, really c) completely, a bit, very 5) We use "quite, fairly, pretty, rather" with ... (Ex. The food was quite nice, but a bit bland.) a) positive adjectives  b) negative adjectives c) both 6) We use "a bit" with ..... adjectives to make them weaker. (Ex. The food was quite nice, but a bit bland.) a) positive adjectives b) negative adjectives c) both 7) We can modify nouns with ... a) really, very b) completely, a bit ot c) a bit of, real, complete, slight, hardly any, almost no. 8) We use "miles too/much too" if it's a ... a) big problem b) small problem 9) We use "a bit too/a little too" if it's a ... a) big problem b) small problem

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