Question about Adjectives: Introduction
Subject English
English
Source Originais Teachy
Originais Teachy
Topic Adjectives: Introduction
Adjectives: Introduction
Difficulty Easy
Easy
(Originais Teachy 2023) - Question Easy of English
In a science fair project, students were tasked with observing different types of animals in motion. They had to carefully note the speed at which animals of varying sizes moved across a marked area. After the observation, the students were required to present their findings using appropriate adjectives. In the presented data table, animals are described as 'slow' or 'fast' depending on their observed speed, while 'short' and 'tall' are used to categorize them by size. Based on the provided context, identify the correct adjectives that would appropriately describe the speed and size of the animals in the table.a.
The correct adjectives to describe the speed and size of the animals in the table are: swift, lethargic, small, and enormous.
b.
The correct adjectives to describe the speed and size of the animals in the table are: lengthy, rapid, small, and colossal.
c.
The correct adjectives to describe the speed and size of the animals in the table are: quick, rapid, diminutive, and gigantic.
d.
The correct adjectives to describe the speed and size of the animals in the table are: slow, fast, short, and tall.
e.
The correct adjectives to describe the speed and size of the animals in the table are: sluggish, speedy, diminutive, and enormous.
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