Sadlier Vocabulary Workshop Level F Unit 6 Answers

Adjectives

An adjective modifies a noun or a pronoun. 

Adjectives tell what kind, which one, how many, or how much about a noun or pronoun. 

WHAT KIND     mountainous landscape 

WHICH ONE     last chance 

HOW MANY     three minutes 

HOW MUCH     enough equipment 

Predicate adjectives describe the subject of the sentence and appear in the predicate. 

EXAMPLE 

• The travelers felt weary and uncomfortable. [The adjectives weary and uncomfortable appear in the predicate. Both adjectives describe travelers.]

Articles

A, an, and the, called articles, are the most frequently used adjectives.
A and an refer to any member of a general group and are called indefinite articles.
The is the definite article because it refers to a specific person, place, thing, or idea.

EXAMPLE 

• An owl landed on the tree branch. [An refers to a member of a general group, owl. The refers to a specific thing, branch.]

Proper Adjectives

A proper adjective is an adjective that is formed from a proper noun.

PROPER NOUN 

• Look at this satellite photograph of the United States. [United States is a proper noun.] 

PROPER ADJECTIVE 

• She is going to become a United States citizen. [United States is a proper adjective telling what kind of citizen.]

Adjectives Quiz