Hiranandani Foundation School International

2024-2025

SUBJECT: English Language GRADE – VII DATE: 21/11/24

STUDENT`S NAME: TOPIC – Adjectives WS Worksheet 2

Ex. 1. Read each sentence carefully and underline the adjective(s).

1. The bright sun shone over the calm sea.

2. She wore a beautiful dress to the party.

3. The delicious cake was baked by my mother.

4. A brave firefighter saved the trapped kitten.

5. The weather today is very pleasant.

6. His old car broke down again yesterday.

7. The huge elephant moved gracefully.

8. That narrow road leads to the village.

9. The cheerful children played in the park.

10. This new smartphone has amazing features.

Ex. 2. Choose an appropriate adjective to complete each sentence.

hilarious fast straw challenging flavourful

rare kind peaceful messy adorable

1. The __________ puppy wagged its tail happily.

2. My father is a very __________ man who always helps others.

3. The soup tasted __________ after adding some spices.

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4. We watched a __________ movie that made us laugh.

5. Her handwriting is so __________ that I can't read it.

6. The __________ car sped past us on the highway.

7. I bought a __________ hat for the summer vacation.

8. The teacher asked a __________ question about the topic.

9. That __________ flower blooms only in winter.

10. They walked into a __________ and quiet library.

Ex. 3. Complete the sentences using the correct form of the adjective in parentheses.

1. The blue whale is ___________________ (large) than an elephant.

2. This problem is the ___________________ (difficult) one I have ever solved.

3. The weather is getting ___________________ (cold) as winter approaches.

4. This book is ___________________ (interesting) than the one I read last week.

5. She is the ___________________ (intelligent) student in our class.

6. My old house was ___________________ (small) than this one.

7. The movie was ___________________ (boring) than I expected.

8. The cake is ___________________ (sweet) when freshly baked.

9. My sister is __________ (tall) than me but not the __________________ (tall) in our family.

10. His explanation was ___________________ (clear) than the teacher's.

Ex. 4. Read each sentence carefully and identify the type of adjective (descriptive, quantitative,
demonstrative, possessive, interrogative, predicative).

1. This book belongs to James.

2. She has three kittens at home.

3. The large elephant moved gracefully through the forest.

5. Her handwriting is very neat.

6. These mangoes are ripe and juicy.

7. Can I have some water, please?

8. The lazy cat slept under the table.

9. There were yellow sunflowers in the field.

10. Our class is preparing for the annual day.

Ex. 5. Choose an appropriate adjective from the options given in brackets.

1. I want __________ apple from the basket. (this, that, those)

2. __________ pencil belongs to you? (Which, What, Whose)

3. We enjoyed the __________ weather during our holiday. (rainy, these, five)

4. She has __________ friends in her new school. (many, your, whose)

5. __________ house is near the beach. (Their, These, Which)

6. The __________ flowers bloom in spring. (colourful, how many, several)

7. __________ notebook is left on the desk. (His, These, What)

8. They planted __________ trees in their garden. (some, how, less)

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Ex. 6. Identify the type of adjective in the given sentences. [Descriptive, Quantitative, Demonstrative,
Possessive, Interrogative].

Quantitative adjectives are adjectives that modifies a noun by indicating any number or any quantity of
countable or uncountable nouns. They are named as quantitative which means quantity of something but
sometimes they denote number also. (Please note: limiting adjectives are any adjective that limit or restrict the
noun or pronoun rather than giving quality or trait. Limiting adjective is an umbrella term, whereas quantitative
adjective is a type of limiting adjective).

Different types of Quantitative Adjective

Quantitative adjectives are basically of three types :

a) Definite Numerical Adjective

b) Indefinite Numerical Adjective

c) Distributive Numerical Adjective

Definite Numerical Adjective

Definite means which is fixed like one, first, last, etc. and numerical means which tells the numbers. These
types of adjectives are used to define countable noun.

These are basically of two types :

a) Cardinal number: These are the ones which tells the definite number of nouns like

Eg. One, two, three, four, etc.

Example sentence: There are four members in a committee.

Four is a cardinal.

b) Ordinal number: These are the ones which tells about noun in a set or number of other nouns.

Eg. First, second, third, last, etc.

Example sentence: This was the first person who submitted the report.

First is an ordinal.

Indefinite Numeral Adjective

These are the ones which quantifies nouns that are not fixed or countable.

Examples: some, enough, all, many, few, little, whole, most, more, etc.

1. Many persons need an invitation to attend the seminar

2. Most of the people here hate liars

Distributive Numerical Adjective

It includes each, either, neither, every, all, etc.

1. Every candidate ought to share his test paper.

2. Every trainee should be very careful while attending the training session.

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1. Their house is on the hill.

2. The tall giraffe reached the tree’s top.

3. Those shoes are too tight for me.

4. She has six candies in her pocket.

5. This assignment is due tomorrow.

6. The shiny stars lit up the sky.

7. Which road should we take to reach home?

8. My teacher gave us difficult homework for the weekend.

9. Some people enjoy outdoor activities.

Ex. 7. Identify the predicate adjective in each sentence:

1. The flowers smell fresh.

2. The cake was delicious.

3. The trip was quite long.

4. That music sounds amazing.

5. The kitten looks scared in the dark.

Ex. 8. Fill in the blanks with suitable compound adjectives from the options provided:

Options: fast-talking, four-wheel, long-distance, second-hand, cruelty-free

1. We need to plan for a __________ journey to the mountains.

2. She only buys __________ products for her skincare.

3. The __________ car had a flat tire.

4. The __________ salesman convinced me to buy the gadget.

5. I purchased a __________ bicycle at a bargain price.

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Ex. 9. Choose the correct possessive adjective for each sentence:

1. Is this __________ notebook? (your, mine)

2. The dog wagged __________ tail happily. (their, its)

3. The children love playing in __________ garden. (our, ours)

4. He asked if he could borrow __________ pen. (her, hers)

5. __________ car is parked outside? (Whose, Why)

Ex. 10. Fill in the blanks with demonstrative adjectives (this, that, these, those):

1. __________ house on the hill belongs to my grandparents.

2. Look at __________ stars shining in the sky!

3. Can you hand me __________ book over there?

4. I prefer __________ shoes over the ones you’re wearing.

5. __________ cookies smell delicious!

Ex. 11. Identify the proper adjectives:

1. The chef specializes in Italian cuisine.

2. The American flag has fifty stars.

3. This book is based on Victorian literature.

4. We enjoyed the performance of a Shakespearean play.

5. The Norwegian fjords are breathtaking.

Ex. 12. Choose the correct participial adjective:

1. The _______________ child was waiting for his mother. (crying, cried)

2. I bought some ______________ bread from the bakery. (burning, baked)

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3. The _________________ man thanked the firefighters. (rescued, rescuing)

4. They were laughing at the _______________ clown. (entertaining, entertained)

5. _________________ chocolate was drizzled over the cake. (melted, frozen)

Ex. 13. Identify the limiting adjective in each sentence:

1. I saw some birds in the tree.

2. I bought two tickets to the show.

3. There are many reasons to be happy.

4. Any student can participate in the competition.

5. He bagged the first prize in the competition.

Ex. 14. Underline the descriptive adjective in each sentence:

1. The river is deep and wide.

2. Her dress is colourful and bright.

3. The eagle has sharp claws.

4. It was a cold and windy night.

5. He told us a funny story.

Ex. 15. Complete the sentences with interrogative adjectives (which, what, whose):

1. __________ car is parked outside?

2. __________ book are you reading?

3. __________ bag is lying on the table?

4. __________ kind of music do you enjoy?

5. __________ shoes should I wear for the hike?

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Ex. 16. Identify the attributive adjective in the given sentences.

The bright sun set over the horizon.

She wore a red dress to the party.

The delicious cake was served at the celebration.

He gave me a lovely card for my birthday.

The old man sat quietly in the park.

They admired the large painting on the wall.

The blue car drove past us quickly.

The happy children played in the garden.

We watched a funny movie last night.

The small puppy followed its owner around.

Ex. 17. Fill in the blanks with distributive adjectives (each, every, either, neither, any):

1. ________________ student must submit their homework by tomorrow.

2. I love reading books, and _________________ one on this shelf looks interesting.

3. __________________ of the two brothers can help you with your project.

4. __________________ person deserves a chance to succeed.

5. __________________ player performed exceptionally well in the match.

Answer key:

Ex. 1. Read each sentence carefully and underline the adjective(s).

1. bright, calm

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2. beautiful

3. delicious

4. brave, trapped

5. pleasant

6. old

7. huge

8. narrow

9. cheerful

10. new, amazing

Ex. 2. Choose an appropriate adjective to complete each sentence.

1. adorable

2. kind

3. flavourful

4. hilarious

5. messy

6. fast

7. straw

8. challenging

9. rare

10. peaceful

Ex. 3. Complete the sentences using the correct form of the adjective in parentheses.

1. larger

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2. most difficult

3. colder

4. more interesting

5. most intelligent

6. smaller

7. more boring

8. sweeter

9. taller, tallest

10. clearer

Ex. 4. Read each sentence carefully and identify the type of adjective.

1. demonstrative (This)

2. quantitative (three)

3. descriptive (large)

4. interrogative (Whose)

5. possessive (Her), predicative (neat)

6. demonstrative (These), predicative (ripe, juicy)

7. quantitative (some)

8. descriptive (lazy)

9. descriptive (yellow)

10. possessive (Our)

Ex. 5. Choose an appropriate adjective from the options given in brackets.

1. this

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2. Which

3. rainy

4. many

5. Their

6. colourful

7. His

8. some

Ex. 6. Identify the type of adjective.

1. Possessive (Their)

2. Descriptive (tall)

3. Demonstrative (Those)

4. Quantitative (six)

5. Demonstrative (This)

6. Descriptive (shiny)

7. Interrogative (Which)

8. Possessive (My), Descriptive (difficult)

9. Quantitative (Some)

Ex. 7. Identify the predicate adjective.

1. fresh

2. delicious

3. long

4. amazing

5. scared

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Ex. 8. Fill in the blanks with suitable compound adjectives.

1. long-distance

2. cruelty-free

3. four-wheel

4. fast-talking

5. second-hand

Ex. 9. Choose the correct possessive adjective.

1. your

2. its

3. our

4. her

5. Whose

Ex. 10. Fill in the blanks with demonstrative adjectives.

1. That

2. Those

3. That

4. These/ those

5. These

Ex. 11. Identify the proper adjectives.

1. Italian

2. American

3. Victorian

4. Shakespearean

5. Norwegian

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Ex. 12. Choose the correct participial adjective.

1. crying

2. baked

3. rescued

4. entertaining

5. melted

Ex. 13. Identify the limiting adjective.

1. some

2. two

3. many

4. Any

5. first

Ex. 14. Underline the descriptive adjective.

1. deep, wide

2. colourful, bright

3. sharp

4. cold, windy

5. funny

Ex. 15. Complete the sentences with interrogative adjectives.

1. Whose

2. Which/ What

3. Whose

4. What

5. Which/ What

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Ex. 16. Identify the attributive adjective in the given sentences.

1. bright

2. red

3. delicious

4. lovely

5. old

6. large

7. blue

8. happy

9. funny

10. small

Ex. 17. Fill in the blanks with distributive adjectives.

1. Each/ every

2. Each

3. Either / neither

4. Every

5. Each

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