Question

Form an adjective from the following noun:
Gold.

a) Golden
b) Goldful
c) Goldous
d) Goldly

Answer 1

Hint: To be able to distinguish between the given words, the meaning and usage of adjectives and nouns must be known. Here, a suitable suffix must be used in order to form the adjective form.

Complete answer:

 A noun indicates an entity. For example, flowers, birds, Taj Mahal, Mahatma Gandhi, etc.
The words that describe the character of a noun or show the quality of nouns or pronouns are called adjectives. Example, heavy, light, pretty, difficult, etc.
Option a, “golden” is the correct form of the word, ‘gold’. It is the correct option. For example, “the King wore a golden crown”.
Option b, “goldful” is not an actual word in the English language, hence is also not an adjective, option b is incorrect.
Option c, “goldous” is also not a word in the English language, hence is also not an adjective, option c is an incorrect option.
Option d, “goldly” is also not a part of the vocabulary, hence, it is also an incorrect choice.
So, the correct answer is “Option a”.

Note: The most important part of solving this question would be to know the meaning of the given word and the options that follow. Here, one must know the meaning of nouns and adjectives and be able to figure out which one can be it.