Question 1

Which of the following adverbs is most appropriate for indicating a strong contrast in an academic paper?

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however

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additionally

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similarly

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moreover

Question 2

Which adverb would you use to describe the process of analyzing data in a systematic manner?

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methodically

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occasionally

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casually

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quickly

Question 3

Which academic adverb is used to express a degree of certainty about a statement?

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certainly

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occasionally

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rarely

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possibly

Question 4

Which adverb is best used to indicate a temporal relationship in a research paper?

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subsequently

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concurrently

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permanently

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frequently

Question 5

Which adverb is most suitable to use when providing an additional point in an argumentative essay?

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furthermore

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meanwhile

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however

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consequently

Question 6

Which adverb is best used to introduce a clarification or explanation in an academic text?

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namely

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occasionally

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rarely

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generally

Question 7

To a noticeable degree or magnitude.

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considerably

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briefly

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faintly

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sparsely

Question 8

In a manner that is exceptionally or remarkably distinctive.

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particularly

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broadly

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merely

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generally

Question 9

In a way that is specifically stated and leaves no room for ambiguity.

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explicitly

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simply

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roughly

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implicitly

Question 10

To an extent that is generally accepted or within a rough estimate.

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approximately

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merely

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directly

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explicitly

Question 11

To a large extent or degree, often suggesting a majority or significant portion.

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largely

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somewhat

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explicitly

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merely

Question 12

In a way that is done for a particular purpose or with a specific aim in mind.

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specially

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generally

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simply

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broadly

Question 13

In a manner that matches or resembles in comparison to others.

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comparatively

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mostly

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explicitly

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broadly

Question 14

In a way that is not directly stated or is implied rather than expressed in words.

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implicitly

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largely

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simply

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explicitly

Question 15

In a manner that occurs after a period of time, often indicating a conclusion or final result.

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eventually

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explicitly

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initially

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roughly

Question 16

At the beginning or start of a process or sequence.

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initially

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generally

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ultimately

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especially

Question 17

In a way that is done or mentioned in a simple or plain manner without any complications.

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simply

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largely

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mostly

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special

Question 18

In a general way, without going into specifics or details.

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generally

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specifically

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explicitly

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particularly

Question 19

In a manner that is understood or conveyed through indirect means rather than explicitly stated.

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indirectly

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frequently

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initially

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explicitly

Question 20

In a manner that is characterized by a majority or the greater part of something.

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mostly

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specifically

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merely

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explicitly

Question 21

In a manner that occurs regularly or repeatedly over a period of time.

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frequently

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largely

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initially

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merely

Question 22

In a way that provides a general overview or is not detailed.

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broadly

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specifically

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directly

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explicitly

Question 23

In a way that is focused on the most essential or important aspects.

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essentially

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merely

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mostly

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partially

Question 24

In a way that is approximately, but not exactly; gives a rough estimate.

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roughly

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exactly

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specifically

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indirectly

Question 25

In a way that represents the last stage or final outcome of a process.

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ultimately

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generally

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frequently

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initially

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