Adjective identification worksheet for students.

Let’s go step by step to find the adjective in each sentence.

Remember: An adjective is a word that describes a noun — it tells us what kind, how many, or which one.

We’ll look at each sentence and pick out the word that describes the noun.

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1. We watched the scary movie.
→ “movie” is the noun. What kind of movie? → scary

2. My mom has long hair.
→ “hair” is the noun. What kind of hair? → long

3. My friends heard a loud noise.
→ “noise” is the noun. What kind of noise? → loud

4. Today was a rainy day.
→ “day” is the noun. What kind of day? → rainy

5. Tom had a shiny quarter in his hand.
→ “quarter” is the noun. What kind of quarter? → shiny

6. There were fluffy kittens in the box.
→ “kittens” is the noun. What kind of kittens? → fluffy

7. We rode in a large boat on the lake.
→ “boat” is the noun. What kind of boat? → large

8. Look at the cute baby in the crib.
→ “baby” is the noun. What kind of baby? → cute

9. My teacher was holding a yellow umbrella.
→ “umbrella” is the noun. What kind of umbrella? → yellow

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All answers checked and correct.

Final Answer:
1. scary
2. long
3. loud
4. rainy
5. shiny
6. fluffy
7. large
8. cute
9. yellow