1) Adverbs usually end in "-ly". They modify ... a) nouns, adverbs, verbs b) verbs, adjectives, adverbs c) adjectives, adverbs, objects 2) An Introductory adverb modify entire clauses or sentences and are placed ... a) in the middle of a sentence. b) at the end of a sentence. c) at the beginning of a sentence. 3) What is a clause? a) A group of words which contains subject and predicate b) A group of words which contains subject and object c) A group of words which contains indirect object and direct object 4) Clauses can be ... a) isolated or alone b) subordinate or insubordinate c) independent or dependent 5) Dependent or Subordinate clause can ... a) stand alone by itsefl b) not stand by itself as a complete sentence c) act as a complete sentence 6) Adverb Clauses are dependent clauses that modify (describe) ... and they answer the questions: –Where?, When?, In what way?, To what extent?, Under what condition, Why? a) the subject, an adjective, another adverb b) a verb, an adjective, another adverb c) a verb, an noun, an adjective 7) The basic pattern to use Introductory adverbs is ... a) Adverb + Adjective + Verb b) Adverb + Verb + Complement c) Adverb + Subject + Verb 8) When we use introductory adverbs to modify a sentence, we must put a ... after the adverb a) comma (,) b) semi-colon (;) c) period (.)

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