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The sun soon rose, and the obnoxious prankster revealed himself.
 
  In the following sentences, identify all adjectives by writing Adj above them,
  and identify all adverbs by writing Adv above them.

Question 2

Although Mr. Jarvis was still talking, the unpleasant odor distracted me.
 
  In the following sentences, identify all adjectives by writing Adj above them,
  and identify all adverbs by writing Adv above them.



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Answer to Question 1

Adj. obnoxious; Adv. soon

Answer to Question 2

Adj. unpleasant; Adv. still



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