This week is a review of adjectives and adverbs. Adjectives help to describe nouns and pronouns, like gorgeous dress. Adverbs help describe verbs, adjectives, and adverbs, like stepped outside. Below, you will find two sections: one with adjectives and the other with adverbs. Identify the ONE adjective or adverb in each sentence and then tell what word is being described. Each word is worth .15 making this week's challenge worth 3 bonus points. SECTION #1: ADJECTIVES
1. Did you see that fiery sunset yesterday at the beach?
2. All of the clouds were silver-lined in the moonlight.
3. A rusty boat floated on the water in the middle of the lake.
4. Birds flew across the brilliant skyline.
5. Unfortunately, a rough storm caused us to cut our vacation short.
SECTION #2: ADVERBS
6. The bicyclist rode recklessly down the bike path.
7. They had to ride cautiously over the rough terrain.
8. One rider had to leave later since he had a flat tire.
9. Many riders enjoyed coasting fast down the hills.
10. All of the bicyclists were completely tired after the long day.
