Let’s go through each sentence one by one and pick the best adverb from the list:
nicely, early, loudly, carefully, quickly
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1. Let’s get ready for the party _________.
We’re getting ready — probably we want to do it fast so we don’t miss the fun!
→ “quickly” fits best here.
✔ Answer:
quickly
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2. I have to think about my New Year’s resolutions _________.
Thinking about resolutions is serious — you don’t want to rush or make mistakes. You should think with care.
→ “carefully” makes sense.
✔ Answer:
carefully
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3. Robert has put up the New Year decorations very _________.
Putting up decorations — if done well, they look nice. The word “very” suggests how good he did it.
→ “nicely” works perfectly.
✔ Answer:
nicely
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4. Everyone cheered and said Happy New Year _________.
Cheering means making noise — loud happy sounds!
→ “loudly” is the right choice.
✔ Answer:
loudly
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5. We all woke up _________ on the first day of the new year.
Waking up on New Year’s Day — maybe everyone was excited and got up before sunrise? Or just not late?
“Early” fits because people often wake up early on special days.
✔ Answer:
early
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Final Answer:
1. quickly
2. carefully
3. nicely
4. loudly
5. early
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of adverbs worksheet 5th grade.
