1) Evaluative adverbs are used to give the_____. a) reader's opinion b) writer's opinion c) speaker's opinion d) Both A and C e) Both B and C 2) Which adverb does not indicate a judgement of someone's actions? a) stupidly b) generously c) certainly d) wisely 3) Which evaluative adverb does not indicate degree of certainty? a) generously b) clearly c) apparently d) obviously 4) Which adverb does not indicate attitude? a) sadly b) luckily c) surprisingly d) definitely 5) Which of the following sentences is incorrect? a) Sadly, he didn't come with us. b) He sadly didn't come with us c) He didn't come with us, sadly. d) He didn't come sadly with us. 6) The following sentences have the adverb placement at the beginning, EXCEPT a) Clearly, he didn't mean to ignore. b) He didn't mean to ignore you, clearly. c) Apparently, he has a good reason. d) Interestingly, the group performed well. 7) ____, he was the one to steal the books from the library. a) skillfully b) shockingly c) strongly d) impressively 8) the article provides a _____ insight into her work. a) evidently b) subtly c) oddly enough d) valuable 9) Energy bills have increased ____ this year. a) interestingly b) cleverly c) oddly enough d) significantly 10) ____ less than 10% of students got good results! a) absolutely b) shockingly c) understandably d) skillfully

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