This document describes a practical assignment submitted by Ashna Thomas to her instructor Mrs. Anu Cleetus for the course EDU 103: Developments and Resources in Educational Technology at St. Joseph College of Teacher Education for Women in Ernakulam. The assignment involved creating a blog and uploading learning materials to the blog. The document includes a series of frames with content on adverbs and questions to test understanding, covering the definition of adverbs, the seven types of adverbs (manner, place, time, frequency, degree, relative, and sentence adverbs), and examples of each.

1. St.Joseph College of Teacher Education
for Women,Ernakulam
PRACTICAL 107.1
EDU 103:Developments and Resources in Educational
Technology
Title of Practical: Creation of Blog and Uploading Any
Learning Material in the Blog
Submitted to Submitted by
Mrs. Anu Cleetus Ashna Thomas
Assistant Professor English Optional
St. Joseph College of Teacher Education Roll No:6
For Women, Ernakulam

2. ADVERBS

3. Frame 1 Content
Hi Learner!
Today you are going to learn about ADVERBS.
Do you know what an adverb is?
An adverb is a word that adds meaning to a verb, an adjective or
another adverb.
eg:1) Diya ate her sandwich quickly when no one was
looking.(quickly modifies the verb ate)
2)It was a very delicious sandwich.(very modifies the adjective
delicious)
3)She placed her lunch box back in her bag very quietly.(very
modifies the adverb quietly)

4. Frame 1 Question
Identify the adverb in the sentence, Peter tapped his
dog lightly on the head .
A) Peter (Go to slide 5)
B) His (Go to slide 6)
C) Head (Go to slide 7)
D) Lightly (Go to slide 8)

5. Frame 1 Answer
SORRY!!!
Option A is incorrect as Peter is a noun.

6. Frame 1 Answer
Oops!!!
Option B is wrong because his is a pronoun.

7. Frame 1 Answer
Sorry!!!
Option C is not the correct answer as it is not
an adverb.

8. Frame 1 Answer
Congratulations!!!
Option D is the correct answer.
Lightly is the adverb used in the sentence.

9. Frame 2 Content
There are seven different kinds of adverbs.
The first kind of adverb is Adverb of Manner.
Adverbs of Manner tell us how actions take place. Some
examples of adverbs of manner are quickly, safely, hungrily,
brightly, regularly, hard.
Eg: Amal quickly completed his work and hungrily ate his
dinner.

10. Frame 2 Question
Identify the sentence that has correctly used the adverb
of manner.
A. The people have gone out. (Go to slide 11)
B. I have heard this story before. (Go to slide 12)
C. He solved the problem quickly. (Go to slide 13)
D. The phone kept ringing constantly. (Go to slide 14)

11. Frame 2 Answer
Sorry!!!
Your answer is wrong because option A does
not show how the action takes place.

12. Frame 2 Answer
Option B is wrong because it does not tell
the manner in which the action happens.

13. Frame 2 Answer
Excellent!!!
You have got the right answer.
Option C has used the adverb of manner.

14. Frame 2 Answer
Oops!!!
Option D is not the adverb of manner.

15. Frame 3 Content
The second kind of adverb is Adverb of Place.
Adverbs of Place tell us where an action takes place.
Some examples of adverbs of place are outside, upstairs, there,
nearby, everywhere.
eg: The students went downstairs and stood outside the art
room.

16. Frame 3 Question
Choose the correct adverb of place from the options
given below.
A. Now (Go to slide 17)
B. Very (Go to slide 18)
C. Quickly (Go to slide 19)
D. Nearby (Go to slide 20)

17. Frame 3 Answer
Option A is wrong because it shows time
and not place.

18. Frame 3 Answer
Option B is not correct as it does not show
where the action takes place.

19. Frame 3 Answer
Sorry!!!
Option C is incorrect because it is an adverb
of manner.

20. Frame 3 Answer
KUDOS!!!
Option D is the right answer. Nearby is the
adverb of place.

21. Frame 4 Content
The third kind of adverb is Adverb of Time.
Adverbs of Time tell us when an action takes place. Some
examples are tomorrow, already, now, recently, ever.
eg: The art showcase was recently announced in school and
students are already excited.

22. Frame 4 Question
Pick out the right adverb of time.
A. Safely (Go to slide 23)
B. Just (Go to slide 24)
C. Recently (Go to slide 25)
D. Much (Go to slide 26)

23. Frame 4 Answer
Option B is not correct because it is an
adverb of manner.

24. Frame 4 Answer
Sorry!
Your answer is incorrect because option C is
not an adverb of time.

25. Frame 4 Answer
VERY GOOD!
Option C is the right answer. Recently is the
adverb of time.

26. Frame 4 Answer
Option D is wrong as much is not an adverb
of time.

27. Frame 5 Content
The fourth kind of adverb is Adverb of Frequency.
Adverbs of Frequency tell us how often an action
happens. Examples are rarely, ever, often, frequently,
occasionally, annually, twice a week.
These are also called adverbs of number.
eg: The students rarely show any interest in this event.

28. Frame 5 Question
Identify the adverb of frequency from the options
given below.
A. Frequently (Go to slide 29)
B. There (Go to slide 30)
C. Regularly (Go to slide 31)
D. Ever (Go to slide 32)

29. Frame 5 Answer
Well Done!!!
Option A is the right answer because
frequently shows how often an action
happens and it is the adverb of frequency.

30. Frame 5 Answer
Option B is incorrect as it is an adverb of
place.

31. Frame 5 Answer
Your answer is wrong as option C is an
adverb of time.

32. Frame 5 Answer
SORRY!!!
Option D is incorrect as ever is not an
adverb of frequency.

33. Frame 6 Content
The fifth kind of adverb is the Adverb of Degree.
Adverbs of Degree tell us the extent of an action. Some
examples are really, much, extremely, just, almost, quite,
very.
eg: The parents really appreciate the showcase as they
feel very happy when they see the work of their
children.

34. Frame 6 Question
Pick out the option that is not the adverb of degree.
A. Much (Go to slide 35)
B. Extremely (Go to slide 36)
C. Almost (Go to slide 37)
D. Annually (Go to slide 38)

35. Frame 6 Answer
Sorry!!!
Your answer is wrong. Option A is an adverb
of degree.

36. Frame 6 Answer
Option B is incorrect as extremely is an
adverb of degree.

37. Frame 6 Answer
Option C is not correct because almost is an
adverb of degree.

38. Frame 6 Answer
Hurray!!!
Option D is the right answer as occasionally
is not an adverb of degree, but an adverb of
time.

39. Frame 7 Content
The sixth kind of adverb is called Relative Adverb.
Relative Adverbs function like relative pronouns. They join
sentences or clauses using when, where or why.
eg: This is the hotel where we stayed.
I don’t see why he can’t come.

40. Frame 7 Question
Pick out the relative adverb from the options
given below.
A. Always (Go to slide 41)
B. Occasionally (Go to slide 42)
C. Where (Go to slide 43)
D. Everywhere (Go to slide 44)

41. Frame 7 Answer
Option A is wrong because always is an
adverb of frequency.

42. Frame 7 Answer
Your answer is incorrect because option B is
an adverb of frequency.

43. Frame 7 Answer
Bravo!!!
Option C is the correct answer as where is
the relative adverb.

44. Frame 7 Answer
Oops!!!
Your answer is wrong. Option D is an
adverb of place.

45. Frame 8 Content
The seventh kind of adverb is called Sentence Adverb.
Sentence Adverbs modify an entire sentence or clause.
Sentence adverbs are obviously, usually, normally,
unfortunately etc.
eg: Unfortunately, it began to rain just as the match
started.

46. Frame 8 Question
Identify the adverb that is used to modify an
entire sentence or clause.
A. Rarely (Go to slide 47)
B. Much (Go to slide 48)
C. Obviously (Go to slide 49)
D. Almost (Go to slide 50)

47. Frame 8 Answer
Option A is wrong because rarely is an
adverb of frequency.

48. Frame 8 Answer
Your answer is incorrect. Option B is an
adverb of degree.

49. Frame 8 Answer
Congratulations!!!
Option C is the right answer. Obviously is
the sentence adverb.

50. Frame 8 Answer
Sorry!!!
Option D is wrong because almost is an
adverb of degree.

51. Congratulations Learner!!!
You have successfully completed the lesson on adverb
and its kinds. Now you know what an adverb is and
seven different kinds of adverbs. You can define each
kind of adverb with examples.
THANK YOU