by BlastRoom
Choose adverbs that show frequency or degree.
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Answer to place stones and capture territory.
Outrun the snow together.
Earn blasts, then hunt the other team.
Answer to earn energy, then climb.

The class blasts through walls together.
Bid on mystery lots. Most money wins.
Sell tours. Nice, standard, or a total scam.
Answer, restock, and serve the rush.
More correct answers pulls the rope your way.
Answer, then shoot down the alien wave.
Answer, then tap to leap the frozen ridge.
Leah feeds the class fish every morning. Leah ___ feeds the fish.
The library was not closed on any school day this month. It was ___ closed on school days.
Nina takes the bus on four of five school days. Nina ___ takes the bus.
Diego reads comics many nights each week, but not every night. Diego ___ reads comics.
The class has music on two days each week. The class ___ has music.
Mia saw one shooting star during ten camping trips. Mia ___ sees shooting stars.
The old printer jams only once or twice a year. It ___ jams.
Marcus wears a helmet every time he rides his bike. Marcus ___ wears a helmet.
The team wins seven or eight games out of ten. The team ___ wins.
Priya eats oatmeal about three mornings each week. Priya ___ eats oatmeal.
The fountain did not run once all winter. The fountain ___ ran in winter.
Jon visits his cousins many weekends, but not all. Jon ___ visits his cousins.
The theater sells out for one show each season. It ___ sells out.
Our street gets snow only a few times each winter. It ___ snows on our street.
Ava brushes her teeth after breakfast every day. Ava ___ brushes after breakfast.
The cafeteria serves tacos on most Tuesdays. It ___ serves tacos on Tuesdays.
The cup is filled to the rim with water. The cup is ___ full.
Only one question remains on the quiz. The quiz is ___ finished.
The window is open only a small amount. The window is ___ open.
The flashlight was so dim that I could just see the path. The path was ___ visible.
The thunder was loud enough to shake the windows. The thunder was ___ loud.
The blanket covers the whole bed with no gaps. The bed is ___ covered.
The cocoa warmed my hands well, but it was not too hot. The cocoa was ___ warm.
The jar is within an inch of the top. The jar is ___ full.
The stain faded a little, but it is easy to notice. The stain is ___ lighter.
Noah had just enough money for the snack. He could ___ afford it.
Paint covers every part of the bench. The bench is ___ painted.
The roller coaster drop made everyone scream. The ride was ___ exciting.
The puzzle has one piece missing. The puzzle is ___ done.
The room was cleaned in every corner. The room was ___ clean.
The puppy often waited quietly outside today. Which adverb tells how often?
The kite slowly drifted upward outside yesterday and nearly touched the branch. Which adverb tells how much?
The bell rang loudly downstairs today and never startled Jamal. Which adverb tells how often?
The soup cooled slightly indoors before dinner, and Mari stirred carefully then. Which adverb tells how much?
The bus usually stops here early, then rolls forward slowly. Which adverb tells how often?
The towel dried completely outside yesterday while Dad folded it neatly. Which adverb tells how much?
Maya rarely talks softly upstairs today during reading time. Which adverb tells how often?
The crowd cheered extremely loudly nearby yesterday after the goal. Which adverb tells how much?
Max sometimes waits quietly here today. Which adverb tells how often?
The door barely moved inward downstairs when Leo pushed gently. Which adverb tells how much?
Crack the passcode before the zombies get in.
Answer, then swat bugs for bonus points.
Race through questions at your own speed.
Same question on every screen. Fastest wins.

Pick a tile, answer, hit bonuses and steals.
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