Adverbs of Focus Quiz

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Focus adverbs in use

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Froggy Jumps Adverbs of Focus QuizOnline version Focus adverbs in use by Paula Ines Chitiva Sandoval 1 Which sentence uses ONLY to limit the meaning to a specific thing? a I want only one slice of cake. b Only I want a slice of cake. c I want only one cake slice. 2 Which sentence means the speaker is restricting the statement to a single idea using JUST? a Mary finished the project just on time. b Just Mary finished the project on time. c Just the project finished on time by Mary. 3 Which sentence uses EVEN to emphasize an exception or surprise? a The manager attended the meeting even. b The meeting attended even the manager. c Even the manager attended the meeting. 4 Choose the sentence that uses ALSO to add information in addition to what was said. a She spoke clearly also explained the method. b She spoke clearly, and she also explained the method. c She spoke clearly, also explained the method. 5 Which sentence uses TOO to indicate addition, usually at the end? a Coming to the party too he is. b Too he is coming to the party. c He is coming to the party too. 6 Identify the sentence that uses AS WELL to add information with emphasis on inclusion. a She sings as well the choir and plays piano. b She as well sings in the choir as plays piano. c She sings in the choir as well as plays piano. 7 Which option uses ONLY to restrict time focus? a Only yesterday did I hear the news. b Only I heard the news yesterday. c Yesterday did I hear the news only. 8 Select the sentence where JUST changes the meaning to a brief, exact action. a Just one more page and I’m done. b One more page and I’m just done. c I’m done just one more page. 9 Which sentence uses EVEN to imply surprising inclusion or extent? a The detail even matters the smallest. b The smallest detail matters even. c Even the smallest detail matters. 10 Choose the sentence that uses ALSO to connect two related ideas. a She is also a talented pianist, and writes poetry. b She is a talented pianist and also writes poetry. c She is a talented pianist, and she also writes poetry.

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Adverbs of Focus QuizOnline version

Focus adverbs in use

by Paula Ines Chitiva Sandoval

Which sentence uses ONLY to limit the meaning to a specific thing?

I want only one slice of cake.

Only I want a slice of cake.

I want only one cake slice.

Which sentence means the speaker is restricting the statement to a single idea using JUST?

Mary finished the project just on time.

Just Mary finished the project on time.

Just the project finished on time by Mary.

Which sentence uses EVEN to emphasize an exception or surprise?

The manager attended the meeting even.

The meeting attended even the manager.

Even the manager attended the meeting.

Choose the sentence that uses ALSO to add information in addition to what was said.

She spoke clearly also explained the method.

She spoke clearly, and she also explained the method.

She spoke clearly, also explained the method.

Which sentence uses TOO to indicate addition, usually at the end?

Coming to the party too he is.

Too he is coming to the party.

He is coming to the party too.

Identify the sentence that uses AS WELL to add information with emphasis on inclusion.

She sings as well the choir and plays piano.

She as well sings in the choir as plays piano.

She sings in the choir as well as plays piano.

Which option uses ONLY to restrict time focus?

Only yesterday did I hear the news.

Only I heard the news yesterday.

Yesterday did I hear the news only.

Select the sentence where JUST changes the meaning to a brief, exact action.

Just one more page and I’m done.

One more page and I’m just done.

I’m done just one more page.

Which sentence uses EVEN to imply surprising inclusion or extent?

The detail even matters the smallest.

The smallest detail matters even.

Even the smallest detail matters.

Choose the sentence that uses ALSO to connect two related ideas.

She is also a talented pianist, and writes poetry.

She is a talented pianist and also writes poetry.

She is a talented pianist, and she also writes poetry.

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Which sentence uses ONLY to limit the meaning to a specific thing?

Which sentence means the speaker is restricting the statement to a single idea using JUST?

Which sentence uses EVEN to emphasize an exception or surprise?

Choose the sentence that uses ALSO to add information in addition to what was said.

Which sentence uses TOO to indicate addition, usually at the end?

Identify the sentence that uses AS WELL to add information with emphasis on inclusion.

Which option uses ONLY to restrict time focus?

Select the sentence where JUST changes the meaning to a brief, exact action.

Which sentence uses EVEN to imply surprising inclusion or extent?

Choose the sentence that uses ALSO to connect two related ideas.