Adjective order is an important part of English grammar that shows how multiple adjectives are placed before a noun. In English, adjectives usually follow a specific order, and changing this order can sound unnatural to native speakers.
Test your English with this adjective order quiz and improve your grammar by choosing the correct adjective order to complete each sentence.
Choose the correct answer to complete each sentence (1–10).
1) The child has ___ eyes.
“Beautiful big blue” is correct because adjective order follows opinion → size → color → noun.
2) She wore a ___ jacket.
“Thick blue winter” is correct because adjective order follows quality → color → purpose → noun.
3) They adopted a ___ dog.
“Friendly little brown” is correct because adjective order follows opinion → size → color → noun.
4) I want a ___ table for the kitchen.
“Small round wooden” is correct because adjective order follows size → shape → material → noun.
5) He gave me a ___ box.
“Heavy old metal” is correct because adjective order follows quality → age → material → noun.
6) We rented a ___ car.
“Small new Japanese” is correct because adjective order follows size → age → origin → noun.
7) She wore a ___ dress to the party.
“Beautiful long red silk” is correct because adjective order follows opinion → size → color → material → noun.
8) He lives in a ___ house.
“Big old white wooden” is correct because adjective order follows size → age → color → material → noun.
9) She bought a ___ bag.
“Small black Italian leather” is correct because adjective order follows size → color → origin → material → noun.
10) He bought a ___ table.
“Small old round wooden kitchen” is correct because adjective order follows size → age → shape → material → purpose → noun.
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