Adjectives Worksheets
Adjectives describe nouns, and in these sentences each one sits directly in front of the noun it describes — which is where they are easiest to find and where most of them actually appear.
Adjectives
Name:Date:Score:
- 1A heavy rain soaked the empty playground.
- 2Two noisy crows landed on the fence.
- 3Our neighbors built a wooden fence yesterday.
- 4The chef chopped the fresh vegetables neatly.
- 5The hungry dog quickly ate his dinner.
- 6The old train rumbled slowly through the valley.
- 7Maria carefully painted a bright mural.
- 8The tired runner finally crossed the finish line.
- 9Birds sang loudly in the tall pine trees.
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Answer key (9 answers)
- 1. heavy
- 2. noisy
- 3. wooden
- 4. fresh
- 5. hungry
- 6. old
- 7. bright
- 8. tired
- 9. tall
What to watch for when you grade this sheet
- Choosing an adverb that ends in -ly instead of the adjective.
- Picking the noun being described rather than the describing word.
- Missing adjectives that are also nouns elsewhere, like orange or light.
One thing that helps
Ask: what kind? how many? which one? An adjective answers one of those three about a noun, and nothing else does.