English 9 · Unit 2: Well-being · Cambridge Global English Stage 9
2.G4 Strong adjectives and intensifiers
26 questions · e.g. Which word is a strong adjective?
Questions
1. Rule: gradable adjectives are words like big, small, ____, kind.
Check2. Rule: strong adjectives are words like furious, ____, hilarious and delighted.
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4. Rule: ____ can go with any type of adjective.
Check5. Which word is a strong adjective?
Check6. Which word is a strong adjective?
Check7. Which word is a strong adjective?
Check8. Which word is a strong adjective?
Check9. Which word is a strong adjective?
Check10. Which word is a strong adjective?
Check11. Hannah is completely ____.
- different version of what happened
- essential in the winter
- sure she closed the door
- different way of life
12. A warm coat is absolutely ____.
- sure she closed the door
- sure when it will open again
- different version of what happened
- essential in the winter
13. The family had to get used to a totally ____.
- different version of what happened
- different way of life
- sure when it will open again
- essential in the winter
- different version of what happened
- different way of life
- essential in the winter
- sure when it will open again
15. Everyone gave a slightly ____.
- essential in the winter
- different version of what happened
- different way of life
- sure when it will open again
16. Correct the sentence: "We were all completely disappointed when the trip was cancelled."
- We were all totally disappointed.
- We were all really disappointed when the trip was cancelled.
- We were all absolutely disappointed.
- We were all highly disappointed.
17. Is this sentence correct? "Everyone found her childish behaviour really annoying."
Check18. Correct the sentence: "Listen everyone! Arif has some absolutely exciting news."
- Arif has some completely exciting news.
- Arif has some totally exciting news.
- Arif has some highly exciting news.
- Listen everyone! Arif has some really exciting news.
19. Correct the sentence: "By the end of the day we were all very exhausted."
- By the end of the day we were all completely exhausted.
- …we were all highly exhausted.
- …we were all quite exhausted.
- …we were all a bit exhausted.
20. Is this sentence correct? "My parents have very different ideas about using social media."
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