Adverbs

Additional Adverb Practice

Multiple-choice:

1. What declension is timidus?
   1st and 2nd
   3rd
   
   
2. What declension is gravis?
   1st and 2nd
   3rd
   
   
3. What declension is prudens?
   1st and 2nd
   3rd
   
   
4. What declension is diligens?
   1st and 2nd
   3rd
   
   
5. What declension is ferox?
   1st and 2nd
   3rd
   
   
6. What declension is miser?
   1st and 2nd
   3rd
   
   
7. What declension is laetus?
   1st and 2nd
   3rd
   
   
8. What declension is felix?
   1st and 2nd
   3rd
   
   
9. What declension is fortis?
   1st and 2nd
   3rd
   
   
10. To find the stem of an adjective,
    always use the masc. nom. singular form
    always look for the nom. or gen. form which either changes from that of the masc. nom. or is the same
    
    
11. To form an adverb from a 1st and 2nd declension adjective, add _____ to the base.
    -ly
    ê
    iter
    er
    
    
12. To form an adverb from a regular 3rd declension adjective, add _____ to the base.
    -ly
    ê
    iter
    er
    
    
13. To form an adverb from a 3rd declension adjective whose stem ends in -nt- add _____ to the word.
    -ly
    ê
    iter
    er
    
    
14. To form an adverb from an English adjective usually add _____ to the word.
    -ly
    ê
    iter
    er
    
    

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