I, Adj or adv? Circle the correct work in each pair. 1. Edward felt sleepy/sleepily after the big meal. 2. The theater got quiet/quietly when the movie began. 3. Leroy smiled cheerful/cheerfully when the teacher gave him his grade. 4. That car looks quite comfortable/comfortably. 5. She tasted the spaghetti careful/ carefully because it was very hot. 6. He grew more and more angry/angrily as she told him the story. 7. Marsha signed heavy/heavily at the thought of all the work she had to do. 8. A trip to the country sounds wonderful/wonderfully. 9. They sounded the alarm loud/loudly when they smelled the smoke of the fire. 10. When her dog died, she cried very hard/hardly for half an hour. 11. We haven't cleaned the floor proper/properly. It is still dirty/dirtily. 12. The sun was shining bright/brightly when we arrived at the beach. 13. There was a terrible/terribly accident on this road two days ago. 14. Rose seemed very unhappy/unhappily. She smiled sad/sadly at me when she saw me. 15. He plays the piano very good/well for someone of his age. He is good/well young pianist