ADJECTIVES

Question 1

He walked into the bookstore in a full Victorian suit—in July—asking if his carrier pigeons had arrived. Scribbling notes with a feather quill.

Accepted Answer

0

Accepted Answer

2

Question 2

She made the best pie at the picnic, but when I complimented her, she just said, “It’s my grandma’s recipe,” like it was nothing. Later, I found out she’s a state champion.

Accepted Answer

1

Question 3

My cousin turned a pile of boxes into a castle and made me a knight. We spent the afternoon fighting invisible dragons. She saw a whole world where I saw trash.

Accepted Answer

1

Question 4

We were supposed to get coffee. He said, “Let’s drive instead,” and two hours later, we were jumping into a random lake with our clothes still on.

Accepted Answer

2

Question 5

She always starts her ideas with “This might be dumb,” even though they’re usually the best ones. She just doesn’t see it yet.

Accepted Answer

0

Question 6

At her birthday party, she wore jeans and sneakers and served pizza. She said, “It’s just a fun party.” No fancy stuff.

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1

Question 7

He tripped and dropped his books, then said, “Well, that’s one way to get attention!” We all laughed.

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0

Question 8

My uncle won’t try sushi. Says it’s “unnatural.” He’s never even tasted it. Just decided it was wrong and moved on.

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0

Accepted Answer

3

Question 9

Mention stars near Mr. Dalton and he’ll teach you a whole galaxy. I could listen for hours...

Accepted Answer

1

Question 10

He got cut off in a meeting and slammed his laptop shut. Everyone was quiet after that—even when he came back calm.

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1

Accepted Answer

2

Question 11

Grandma never lets me leave without a hug, a kiss, and an “I love you more than all the stars.” Every time.

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0

Accepted Answer

3

Question 12

Came home to a cup of tea waiting for me and a note: “You seemed tired this morning. Rest up.” Nothing big—just perfect.

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0

Accepted Answer

3

Question 13

I showed her my painting, proud of it. First thing she said: “The eyes don’t match.” No smile. No “nice job.” Just that.

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0

Question 14

She walked into a party, looked around, and said "Is this a thrift shop meetup? I'm outta here". Left without even saying hello nor goodbye.

Accepted Answer

2

ADJECTIVES

Question 1

Multiple Choice

He walked into the bookstore in a full Victorian suit—in July—asking if his carrier pigeons had arrived. Scribbling notes with a feather quill.

Question 2

Multiple Choice

She made the best pie at the picnic, but when I complimented her, she just said, “It’s my grandma’s recipe,” like it was nothing. Later, I found out she’s a state champion.

Question 3

Multiple Choice

My cousin turned a pile of boxes into a castle and made me a knight. We spent the afternoon fighting invisible dragons. She saw a whole world where I saw trash.

Question 4

Multiple Choice

We were supposed to get coffee. He said, “Let’s drive instead,” and two hours later, we were jumping into a random lake with our clothes still on.

Question 5

Multiple Choice

She always starts her ideas with “This might be dumb,” even though they’re usually the best ones. She just doesn’t see it yet.

Question 6

Multiple Choice

At her birthday party, she wore jeans and sneakers and served pizza. She said, “It’s just a fun party.” No fancy stuff.

Question 7

Multiple Choice

He tripped and dropped his books, then said, “Well, that’s one way to get attention!” We all laughed.

Question 8

Multiple Choice

My uncle won’t try sushi. Says it’s “unnatural.” He’s never even tasted it. Just decided it was wrong and moved on.

Question 9

Multiple Choice

Mention stars near Mr. Dalton and he’ll teach you a whole galaxy. I could listen for hours...

Question 10

Multiple Choice

He got cut off in a meeting and slammed his laptop shut. Everyone was quiet after that—even when he came back calm.

Question 11

Multiple Choice

Grandma never lets me leave without a hug, a kiss, and an “I love you more than all the stars.” Every time.

Question 12

Multiple Choice

Came home to a cup of tea waiting for me and a note: “You seemed tired this morning. Rest up.” Nothing big—just perfect.

Question 13

Multiple Choice

I showed her my painting, proud of it. First thing she said: “The eyes don’t match.” No smile. No “nice job.” Just that.

Question 14

Multiple Choice

She walked into a party, looked around, and said "Is this a thrift shop meetup? I'm outta here". Left without even saying hello nor goodbye.