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Let's solve the "Circling Adjectives Worksheet (Part 2)" step by step.
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An adjective is a word that describes a noun or pronoun. It tells us *what kind*, *how many*, or *which one*.
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- Circle each adjective in the sentence.
- Draw a line under the noun it describes.
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Now, let’s go through each sentence one by one.
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- Adjective: *hilarious*
→ Describes play
- Answer:
Circle: hilarious
Underline: play
> That was a hilarious play.
> (Line under "play")
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- Adjective: *encouraging*
→ Describes mentor
- Note: *very* is an adverb modifying the adjective *encouraging*, so we don't circle it.
- Answer:
Circle: encouraging
Underline: mentor
> My mentor was very encouraging.
> (Line under "mentor")
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- Adjective: *odd*
→ Describes story
- Answer:
Circle: odd
Underline: story
> We read an odd story in class.
> (Line under "story")
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- Adjective: *uneven*
→ Describes goal posts
- Answer:
Circle: uneven
Underline: goal posts
> The goal posts look uneven.
> (Line under "goal posts")
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- Adjective: *salty*
→ Describes water
- *very* is an adverb (modifies *salty*), not an adjective.
- Answer:
Circle: salty
Underline: water
> The water tasted very salty.
> (Line under "water")
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- Adjective: *breezy*
→ Describes day
- Answer:
Circle: breezy
Underline: day
> It was a breezy day.
> (Line under "day")
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- Adjective: *terrible*
→ Describes earthquake
- Answer:
Circle: terrible
Underline: earthquake
> We experienced a terrible earthquake last month.
> (Line under "earthquake")
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- Adjective: *ancient*
→ Describes ruins
- Answer:
Circle: ancient
Underline: ruins
> We visited the ancient ruins.
> (Line under "ruins")
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- Adjective: *uptight*
→ Describes I (pronoun)
→ Also, *big* is an adjective describing test
- So two adjectives: uptight and big
- Answer:
Circle: uptight, big
Underline: I, test
> I felt uptight before my big test.
> (Line under "I" and "test")
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- Is there any adjective here?
- *smiling* = present participle used as a verb (part of the verb phrase “was smiling”) — not an adjective
- No other descriptive words for nouns
- No adjectives in this sentence.
- Answer:
Circle: none
(No underlines)
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- Adjective: *sore*
→ Describes calf
- Answer:
Circle: sore
Underline: calf
> I had a sore calf after basketball practice.
> (Line under "calf")
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- Adjective: *watery*
→ Describes eyes
- *very* is an adverb
- Answer:
Circle: watery
Underline: eyes
> My eyes were very watery.
> (Line under "eyes")
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- Two adjectives: *juicy*, *red*
→ Both describe apple
- Answer:
Circle: juicy, red
Underline: apple
> I ate a juicy red apple.
> (Line under "apple")
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- Adjective 1: *cloudy*
→ Describes day
- Adjective 2: *depressing*
→ Describes day (it’s a subject complement, but still describes the noun)
- *bit* = adverb (modifies *depressing*)
- Answer:
Circle: cloudy, depressing
Underline: day
> The cloudy day was a bit depressing.
> (Line under "day")
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| Sentence | Adjectives to Circle | Noun(s) to Underline |
|--------|----------------------|-----------------------|
| 1 | hilarious | play |
| 2 | encouraging | mentor |
| 3 | odd | story |
| 4 | uneven | goal posts |
| 5 | salty | water |
| 6 | breezy | day |
| 7 | terrible | earthquake |
| 8 | ancient | ruins |
| 9 | uptight, big | I, test |
| 10 | none | none |
| 11 | sore | calf |
| 12 | watery | eyes |
| 13 | juicy, red | apple |
| 14 | cloudy, depressing | day |
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✔ Tip: Always ask:
- What is being described?
- Is the word telling us *what kind* of thing it is?
This helps identify adjectives!
Let me know if you'd like a printable version or a PDF with answers filled in!
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🔹 What is an adjective?
An adjective is a word that describes a noun or pronoun. It tells us *what kind*, *how many*, or *which one*.
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🔹 Instructions Recap:
- Circle each adjective in the sentence.
- Draw a line under the noun it describes.
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Now, let’s go through each sentence one by one.
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✔ 1. That was a hilarious play.
- Adjective: *hilarious*
→ Describes play
- Answer:
Circle: hilarious
Underline: play
> That was a hilarious play.
> (Line under "play")
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✔ 2. My mentor was very encouraging.
- Adjective: *encouraging*
→ Describes mentor
- Note: *very* is an adverb modifying the adjective *encouraging*, so we don't circle it.
- Answer:
Circle: encouraging
Underline: mentor
> My mentor was very encouraging.
> (Line under "mentor")
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✔ 3. We read an odd story in class.
- Adjective: *odd*
→ Describes story
- Answer:
Circle: odd
Underline: story
> We read an odd story in class.
> (Line under "story")
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✔ 4. The goal posts look uneven.
- Adjective: *uneven*
→ Describes goal posts
- Answer:
Circle: uneven
Underline: goal posts
> The goal posts look uneven.
> (Line under "goal posts")
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✔ 5. The water tasted very salty.
- Adjective: *salty*
→ Describes water
- *very* is an adverb (modifies *salty*), not an adjective.
- Answer:
Circle: salty
Underline: water
> The water tasted very salty.
> (Line under "water")
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✔ 6. It was a breezy day.
- Adjective: *breezy*
→ Describes day
- Answer:
Circle: breezy
Underline: day
> It was a breezy day.
> (Line under "day")
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✔ 7. We experienced a terrible earthquake last month.
- Adjective: *terrible*
→ Describes earthquake
- Answer:
Circle: terrible
Underline: earthquake
> We experienced a terrible earthquake last month.
> (Line under "earthquake")
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✔ 8. We visited the ancient ruins.
- Adjective: *ancient*
→ Describes ruins
- Answer:
Circle: ancient
Underline: ruins
> We visited the ancient ruins.
> (Line under "ruins")
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✔ 9. I felt uptight before my big test.
- Adjective: *uptight*
→ Describes I (pronoun)
→ Also, *big* is an adjective describing test
- So two adjectives: uptight and big
- Answer:
Circle: uptight, big
Underline: I, test
> I felt uptight before my big test.
> (Line under "I" and "test")
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✔ 10. He was smiling all the way to the bank.
- Is there any adjective here?
- *smiling* = present participle used as a verb (part of the verb phrase “was smiling”) — not an adjective
- No other descriptive words for nouns
- No adjectives in this sentence.
- Answer:
Circle: none
(No underlines)
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✔ 11. I had a sore calf after basketball practice.
- Adjective: *sore*
→ Describes calf
- Answer:
Circle: sore
Underline: calf
> I had a sore calf after basketball practice.
> (Line under "calf")
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✔ 12. My eyes were very watery.
- Adjective: *watery*
→ Describes eyes
- *very* is an adverb
- Answer:
Circle: watery
Underline: eyes
> My eyes were very watery.
> (Line under "eyes")
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✔ 13. I ate a juicy red apple.
- Two adjectives: *juicy*, *red*
→ Both describe apple
- Answer:
Circle: juicy, red
Underline: apple
> I ate a juicy red apple.
> (Line under "apple")
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✔ 14. The cloudy day was a bit depressing.
- Adjective 1: *cloudy*
→ Describes day
- Adjective 2: *depressing*
→ Describes day (it’s a subject complement, but still describes the noun)
- *bit* = adverb (modifies *depressing*)
- Answer:
Circle: cloudy, depressing
Underline: day
> The cloudy day was a bit depressing.
> (Line under "day")
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📝 Final Answers Summary:
| Sentence | Adjectives to Circle | Noun(s) to Underline |
|--------|----------------------|-----------------------|
| 1 | hilarious | play |
| 2 | encouraging | mentor |
| 3 | odd | story |
| 4 | uneven | goal posts |
| 5 | salty | water |
| 6 | breezy | day |
| 7 | terrible | earthquake |
| 8 | ancient | ruins |
| 9 | uptight, big | I, test |
| 10 | none | none |
| 11 | sore | calf |
| 12 | watery | eyes |
| 13 | juicy, red | apple |
| 14 | cloudy, depressing | day |
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✔ Tip: Always ask:
- What is being described?
- Is the word telling us *what kind* of thing it is?
This helps identify adjectives!
Let me know if you'd like a printable version or a PDF with answers filled in!
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of adjectives worksheet 4th grade.