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Adjectives: Kinds, Degrees and Correct Usage (Class 7 ICSE)

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Adjectives: Kinds, Degrees and Correct Usage (Class 7 ICSE)

This chapter covers adjectives — words that describe or qualify nouns and pronouns — and their different kinds, including adjectives of quality, quantity, number, and the demonstrative and possessive types. It also deals…

  • An adjective is a word that describes or adds information about a noun or pronoun.
  • Adjectives answer four questions: what kind, which one, how many, how much.
  • Adjectives of quality describe the nature or kind of a noun (beautiful, honest, cold).

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Identify the kind of adjective in the following sentence: 'Which book did you choose?'

Beginner
A Adjective of quality B Interrogative adjective C Possessive adjective D Adjective of quantity
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Interrogative adjective

'Which' is used to ask a question about a noun, so it is an interrogative adjective.

Choose the correct adjective to complete the sentence: 'She has ___ patience than her sister.'

Intermediate
A less B little C least D lesser
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less

The comparative degree 'less' is used to compare two people's patience. 'Lesser' is not standard in this context.

Which sentence uses the adjective 'beautiful' correctly in the superlative degree?

Intermediate
A This is the most beautiful painting in the gallery. B This painting is beautiful. C This painting is more beautiful than that one. D This painting is as beautiful as that one.
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This is the most beautiful painting in the gallery.

The superlative degree compares more than two things and uses 'most' before the adjective for longer adjectives like 'beautiful'.

Identify the adjective in the sentence: 'The old man walked slowly.'

Beginner
A man B slowly C old D walked
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old

'Old' describes the noun 'man', so it is an adjective. 'Slowly' is an adverb.

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