1. 'She is a clever student.' What type of adjective is 'clever'?
Explanation: 'Clever' describes the quality of the student, making it an Adjective of Quality.
2. Which of the following sentences contains a Demonstrative Adjective?
Explanation: In 'This book is mine', 'This' directly modifies the noun 'book'. In option A, 'This' is followed by a verb, so it is a Demonstrative Pronoun.
3. Fill in the blank: 'There is ______ milk left in the glass, so you cannot make tea.'
Explanation: 'Little' has a negative meaning ('almost none') and is used with uncountable nouns like 'milk'.
4. Choose the correct comparative form: 'He is senior ______ me in service.'
Explanation: Adjectives ending in '-ior' (like senior, junior, superior, inferior) are followed by 'to', not 'than'.
5. In 'He ate some rice', 'some' is an Adjective of Quantity. But in 'He ate some apples', 'some' is a/an:
Explanation: Since 'apples' is a countable noun, 'some' functions as an Indefinite Numeral Adjective.
6. Identify the correct superlative degree for the irregular adjective 'Bad':
Explanation: The irregular degree forms for 'Bad' are Bad (Positive) -> Worse (Comparative) -> Worst (Superlative).
7. 'Each boy was given a prize.' What kind of adjective is 'Each'?
Explanation: 'Each', 'every', 'either', and 'neither' are Distributive Adjectives as they refer to members individually.
8. Which sentence correctly uses the adjective 'Elder'?
Explanation: 'Elder' is used exclusively for members of the same family and is not followed by 'than'.
9. In the sentence 'The Indian team won the match', the word 'Indian' is a:
Explanation: Adjectives derived from Proper Nouns (like India -> Indian) are called Proper Adjectives.
10. What is the position of the adjective in 'The girl is intelligent'?
Explanation: When an adjective comes after a linking verb ('is') and describes the subject, it is in the Predicative Position.