Fish Game on Adverbs

The Fish Game on Adverbs

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Here is an interactive game to help you learn about adverbs.

You are the fish.
Pop the bubbles with adverbs to collect points.
Every correct bubble you pop earns you a green tick. If you can get five green ticks, you'll earn 1,000 bonus points! However, when a bubble with an adverb reaches the top without being popped, you will lose a green tick.
Avoid the bubbles with other word types. If you pop one, you will lose one of your three lives and your green ticks will return to zero.
The lower you pop a correct bubble the more score you score.
Good luck!
The fish moves towards your clicks. (Hint: The farther the distance, the faster it moves.)

Tip: You can use the controls below to add or remove the background bubble text and the background image. (This will help if you have an old PC.)

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A Reminder on Adverbs

An adverb modifies a verb, an adjective, or another adverb. Here are some examples of adverbs:

quickly, softly, rarely

Examples of adverbs in sentences:

He spoke softly.
She ran quickly to the station.
We rarely eat out.

Adverbs also modify adjectives and other adverbs.

It was an incredibly exciting match.
She drove very carefully.

Create Your Own Version of This Test

Here are all the correct words used in this test:

Here are all the wrong words used in this test:

belt, bracelet, earrings, glasses, hat, necklace, scarf, tie, wallet, watch, clothing, dress, gloves, jacket, shirt, shoes, skirt, socks, trousers, bag, basket, bottle, box, bucket, can, cup, glass, jar, jug, mug, airplane, airport, gate, passenger, passport, claw, fin, fur, tail, wing, bear, cat, dog, elephant, horse, lion, monkey, rabbit, snake, tiger, crow, dove, eagle, owl, parrot, peacock, pigeon, arm, ear, eye, foot, hand, leg, mouth, nose, brain, heart, skin, bread, present, fire, flood, hurricane, tornado, tsunami, volcano, beer, coffee, drinks, juice, lemonade, milk, tea, water, wine, auntie, brother, daughter, family, father, grandfather, grandmother, mother, sister, son, uncle, chicken, cow, farm, farmer, field, goat, horse, pig, sheep, tractor, flowers, rose, apples, bananas, cherries, grapes, lemons, oranges, pineapples, bed, cabinet, chair, table, king, prince, princess, queen, desert, forest, island, lake, mountain, ocean, river, ant, bee, beetle, butterfly, caterpillar, cockroach, insects, mosquito, moth, spider, guitar, piano, trumpet, violin, children, deer, feet, fish, geese, men, mice, sheep, teeth, women, chef, doctor, engineer, nurse, teacher, fork, knife, spoon, bacon, sausage, coins, money, bathroom, bedroom, kitchen, toilet, crab, dolphin, fish, jellyfish, lobster, octopus, shark, starfish, whale, notebook, paperclip, pen, pencil, ruler, scissors, food, camera, computer, hardware, hammer, nail, bus, car, plane, ship, taxi, beach, hotel, sand, sea, onion, pepper, potato, spinach, black, blue, green, orange, pink, purple, red, white, yellow, cloudy, cold, dry, hot, rainy, snowy, stormy, sunny, big, hard, heavy, light, long, rough, short, small, smooth, soft, white, angry, anxious, content, excited, happy, nervous, relieved, sad, scared, tired, bald, blonde, curly, long, medium, short, straight, bad, cold, empty, fast, full, good, hot, old, poor, rich, slow, tall, young, dumb, friendly, funny, kind, lazy, outgoing, rude, serious, shy, smart, bald, fat, fit, handsome, old, pretty, short, tall, thin, young, aha, eh, hey, hooray, huh, oh, oops, ouch, wow, yay, above, between, from, in, near, on, past, through, under, with

Here is the bubble text in the water:

Here are the two question formats used in the multi-choice test:

Format 1: Select

Format 2: True or false? The word "x" is