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Froggy Jumps Mastering -ed Adjectives QuizVersión en línea Test your knowledge of -ed adjectives with this fun quiz game! por HADIRAH HAMSUDDIN 1 What does an -ed adjective typically describe? a A feeling or state caused by an action. b A physical characteristic. c A noun or place. 2 Which of the following is an example of an -ed adjective? a Boredom. b Bored. c Boring. 3 What is the -ed form of the verb 'excite'? a Exciting. b Excitement. c Excited. 4 Which sentence uses an -ed adjective correctly? a She felt exhausted after the race. b She felt exhausting after the race. c She felt exhaust after the race. 5 What is the meaning of the -ed adjective 'surprised'? a Feeling happy. b Feeling sad. c Feeling shocked or taken aback. 6 Which of these is NOT an -ed adjective? a Confused. b Fascinated. c Exciting. 7 Which sentence is INCORRECT? a I am boring by this movie. b I am bored by this movie. c I feel bored by this movie. 8 Which sentence is CORRECT? a The children are excited about the holiday in Netherlands. b The children are exciting about the holiday in Netherlands. c The children are excite about the holiday in Netherlands.

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Mastering -ed Adjectives QuizVersión en línea

Test your knowledge of -ed adjectives with this fun quiz game!

por HADIRAH HAMSUDDIN

What does an -ed adjective typically describe?

A feeling or state caused by an action.

A physical characteristic.

A noun or place.

Which of the following is an example of an -ed adjective?

Boredom.

Bored.

Boring.

What is the -ed form of the verb 'excite'?

Exciting.

Excitement.

Excited.

Which sentence uses an -ed adjective correctly?

She felt exhausted after the race.

She felt exhausting after the race.

She felt exhaust after the race.

What is the meaning of the -ed adjective 'surprised'?

Feeling happy.

Feeling sad.

Feeling shocked or taken aback.

Which of these is NOT an -ed adjective?

Confused.

Fascinated.

Exciting.

Which sentence is INCORRECT?

I am boring by this movie.

I am bored by this movie.

I feel bored by this movie.

Which sentence is CORRECT?

The children are excited about the holiday in Netherlands.

The children are exciting about the holiday in Netherlands.

The children are excite about the holiday in Netherlands.

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What does an -ed adjective typically describe?

Which of the following is an example of an -ed adjective?

What is the -ed form of the verb 'excite'?

Which sentence uses an -ed adjective correctly?

What is the meaning of the -ed adjective 'surprised'?

Which of these is NOT an -ed adjective?

Which sentence is INCORRECT?

Which sentence is CORRECT?