Modal Adverbs Quiz 3 (25 MCQs) | Global MCQ Practice 🌍
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📘 Modal Adverbs – Quiz 3
1. A heavy rain is something that is possible to happen today.
A) Willingly.
B) Necessarily.
C) Decidedly.
D) Possibly.
2. Which of the following modal adverbs has the weakest modality?.
A) Certainly.
B) Probably.
C) Definitely.
D) Surely.
3. It is used to state that something is needed or necessary.
A) Necessarily.
B) Permissively.
C) Requisitely.
D) Possibly.
E) Likely.
4. Good writers need to control their _____ _____ making them aware of how their arguments sound.
A) Tone.
B) Emotion.
C) Speed.
D) Reaction.
5. Directions:Choose the corresponding modal adverb to complete the sentence.The teacher _____ allowed his students to eat snacks while conducting a lesson.
A) Ably.
B) Certainly.
C) Permissively.
D) Decidedly.
E) Necessarily.
6. Which of the following sentences used modal adverbs correctly?.
A) I am dedicatedly going to the computer shop later.
B) I am probably going to the computer shop later.
C) I am terribly going to the computer shop later.
D) I am promisingly going to the computer shop later.
7. Used to state something that is granted or given permission.
A) Permissively.
B) Necessarily.
C) Possibly.
D) Likely.
E) Requisitely.
8. _____ we could go on a vacation to the mountains next month.
A) Possibly.
B) Surely.
C) Perhaps.
D) Uncertainly.
9. _____ , there are _____ several outdoor activities available, like hiking and exploring nature trails.
A) Additionally-probably.
B) Typically-possibly.
C) Well-many.
D) Firstly-more.
10. Complete the sentences by identifying the most appropriate modal adverbs that describe the duties of teachers. Select the answer from the choices given. A. Teachers (responsibly, promisingly, likely) prepare lessons for their classes.
A) Responsibly.
B) Promisingly.
C) Likely.
D) None of above.
11. My father raises me in a responsible manner.
A) Responsibly.
B) Decidedly.
C) Surely.
D) Ably.
12. This part of an argumentative text outlines the topic, provides background information necessary to understand your argument and presents the thesis statement.
A) Conclusion.
B) Introduction.
C) Thesis.
D) Body.
13. This part of an argumentative text restates the writer's thesis and summarizes all of the arguments made in body paragraphs.
A) Conclusion.
B) Thesis.
C) Introduction.
D) Body.
14. Don't forget to take an umbrella. It rain later.
A) Can.
B) Might.
C) Should.
D) Could.
15. Which modal adverb explains that something could or could not happen?.
A) Certainly.
B) Absolutely.
C) Obviously.
D) Possible.
16. The investment is a thing.
A) Certainly.
B) Plausible.
C) Certain.
D) Sure.
17. Choose the modal adverb defined in the phrase used. I love my mother without a doubt.
A) Certainly.
B) Responsibly.
C) Possibly.
D) None of above.
18. My father has given me the permission to go picnic with my friends.
A) Willingly.
B) Likely.
C) Permissively.
D) Necessarily.
19. We _____ enjoy the scenic beauty and tranquility of the mountains.
A) Doubtedly.
B) May.
C) Uncertain.
D) Might.
20. C. Teachers (obligately, decidedly, ably) teach their learners.
A) Ably .
B) Obligately.
C) Decidedly.
D) None of above.
21. If I don't practise my times tables I will _____ not pass.
A) Definitely.
B) Exactly.
C) Perhaps.
D) Really.
22. Which of these is not a modal adverb.
A) Surely.
B) Maybe.
C) Perhaps.
D) Carefully.
23. If I entered the contest, I _____ actually win.
A) Might.
B) Can.
C) May.
D) Must.
24. It is used to state that something is granted or given permission.
A) Possibly.
B) Permissively.
C) Requisitely.
D) Necessarily.
E) Likely.
25. Next year, you will _____ be in Year Six.
A) Obviously.
B) Exactly.
C) Probably.
D) Really.