Practice adverbs with this fun New Year's-themed grammar worksheet from SplashLearn, designed to help children complete sentences about party preparations and celebrations.

To solve this problem, we need to choose the most appropriate adverb from the given options (`nicely`, `early`, `loudly`, `carefully`, `quickly`) to complete each sentence. Let's analyze each sentence step by step:

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1. Let's get ready for the party ________ .

- The context here is about preparing for a party. A suitable adverb would describe how we should prepare.
- Option Analysis:
- `nicely`: This doesn't fit well because "get ready" doesn't typically pair with "nicely."
- `early`: This makes sense because getting ready early is practical for a party.
- `loudly`: This doesn't fit because "get ready" isn't something you do loudly.
- `carefully`: While this could work, it's less common in this context.
- `quickly`: This works but might not be as natural as "early."
- Best Choice: early

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2. I have to think about my New Year’s resolutions ________ .

- The context here is about thinking about resolutions. A suitable adverb would describe how one thinks.
- Option Analysis:
- `nicely`: This doesn't fit because "think" doesn't pair well with "nicely."
- `early`: This makes sense because planning or thinking about resolutions early is logical.
- `loudly`: This doesn't fit because thinking isn't done loudly.
- `carefully`: This fits well because thinking about resolutions requires careful consideration.
- `quickly`: This doesn't fit because quick thinking might not be thorough enough for resolutions.
- Best Choice: carefully

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3. Robert has put up the New Year decorations very ________ .

- The context here is about putting up decorations. A suitable adverb would describe how Robert did it.
- Option Analysis:
- `nicely`: This fits well because putting up decorations can be done nicely.
- `early`: This doesn't fit because "put up" doesn't naturally pair with "early."
- `loudly`: This doesn't fit because putting up decorations isn't typically done loudly.
- `carefully`: This fits well because decorations are often put up carefully.
- `quickly`: This fits but might not convey the quality of the decoration process as well as "nicely" or "carefully."
- Best Choice: nicely

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4. Everyone cheered and said Happy New Year ________ .

- The context here is about cheering and saying "Happy New Year." A suitable adverb would describe how these actions were performed.
- Option Analysis:
- `nicely`: This doesn't fit because cheering and saying "Happy New Year" aren't typically described as "nice."
- `early`: This doesn't fit because "cheered" and "said" don't naturally pair with "early."
- `loudly`: This fits well because cheering and saying "Happy New Year" are often done loudly.
- `carefully`: This doesn't fit because cheering and saying "Happy New Year" aren't typically done carefully.
- `quickly`: This doesn't fit because these actions aren't typically done quickly.
- Best Choice: loudly

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5. We all woke up ________ on the first day of the new year.

- The context here is about waking up on the first day of the new year. A suitable adverb would describe how we woke up.
- Option Analysis:
- `nicely`: This doesn't fit because "woke up" doesn't naturally pair with "nicely."
- `early`: This fits well because waking up early on the first day of the new year is common.
- `loudly`: This doesn't fit because waking up isn't typically described as "loud."
- `carefully`: This doesn't fit because waking up isn't typically done carefully.
- `quickly`: This fits but might not convey the idea of being prepared or intentional as well as "early."
- Best Choice: early

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Final Answers:

1. early
2. carefully
3. nicely
4. loudly
5. early

Boxed Final Answer:

\boxed{early, carefully, nicely, loudly, early}