| Adjectives | Comparative/Superlative | Adverbs | Intensity/Frequency | Random |
| 10 | 10 | 10 | 10 | 10 |
| 20 | 20 | 20 | 20 | 20 |
| 30 | 30 | 30 | 30 | 30 |
| 40 | 40 | 40 | 40 | 40 |
| 50 | 50 | 50 | 50 | 50 |
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Find the adj: My hilarious brother quickly fell on the ice.
Find the adj: My hilarious brother quickly fell on the ice.
hilarious
Find the adj: King Carson clearly had a glorious reign over the country.
Find the adj: King Carson clearly had a glorious reign over the country.
glorious
Find the adj: After the rain, Cesar slowly made his way across the slippery ice.
Find the adj: After the rain, Cesar slowly made his way across the slippery ice.
slippery
Find the adj: The mourning woman cried softly during the funeral.
Find the adj: The mourning woman cried softly during the funeral.
mourning
Find the adj: Belen quickly jumped out of bed to greet the beautiful morning.
Find the adj: Belen quickly jumped out of bed to greet the beautiful morning.
beautiful
comparative uses -er/more while superlative uses -est/???
comparative uses -er/more while superlative uses -est/???
most
Mrs. Jenkins is (younger, more young) than Mrs. J.
Mrs. Jenkins is (younger, more young) than Mrs. J.
younger
I think a rose is (beautifuler, more beautiful) than a marigold.
I think a rose is (beautifuler, more beautiful) than a marigold.
more beautiful
Between Aaron and Daniel, Aaron is (shorter, shortest).
Between Aaron and Daniel, Aaron is (shorter, shortest).
shorter
Out of the whole grade, Tommy is (taller, tallest).
Out of the whole grade, Tommy is (taller, tallest).
tallest
Find the adv: My hilarious brother quickly fell on the ice.
Find the adv: My hilarious brother quickly fell on the ice.
quickly
Find the adv: King Jayden clearly had a glorious reign over the country.
Find the adv: King Jayden clearly had a glorious reign over the country.
clearly
Find the adv: After the rain, Emiliano slowly made his way across the slippery ice.
Find the adv: After the rain, Emiliano slowly made his way across the slippery ice.
slowly
Find the adv: The mourning woman cried softly during the funeral.
Find the adv: The mourning woman cried softly during the funeral.
softly
Find the adv: Jordin excitedly jumped out of bed to greet the beautiful morning.
Find the adv: Jordin excitedly jumped out of bed to greet the beautiful morning.
excitedly
Find the adv: It is almost time for fall break.
Find the adv: It is almost time for fall break.
almost
Find the adv: The yellow tennis ball was slightly out of bounds.
Find the adv: The yellow tennis ball was slightly out of bounds.
slightly
Find the adv: In the summer, I normally watch tv and play my acoustic guitar.
Find the adv: In the summer, I normally watch tv and play my acoustic guitar.
normally (in the summer)
Add an adverb of intensity: Lisbeth is an _____ motivated student.
Add an adverb of intensity: Lisbeth is an _____ motivated student.
extremely, very, completely, super, totally
Add an adverb of frequency: Sebastian ____smiles ____.
Add an adverb of frequency: Sebastian ____smiles ____.
often, sometimes, a lot, frequently, usually
Who is the main character in The House with a Clock in Its Walls?
Who is the main character in The House with a Clock in Its Walls?
Lewis
Another word for a story is ....
Another word for a story is ....
tale
The opening of a chimney is a ....
The opening of a chimney is a ....
flue
The time someone rules is their .....
The time someone rules is their .....
reign
If you're sad, you may be .......
If you're sad, you may be .......
mourning
Who wrote The House with a Clock in Its Walls?
Who wrote The House with a Clock in Its Walls?
John Bellairs
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