Question

highlight the adjective.
noun/pronoun verb article adjective preposition adverb conjunction
jorge was strolling down fifth avenue when a
lion that had an exquisite mane walked up to
him and licked him right on the cheek.
incredible!

Explanation:

To find the adjective, we identify words that describe nouns. In the sentence, "exquisite" describes the noun "mane", and "Incredible" (at the end) also functions as an adjective (describing the situation). Additionally, "Fifth" is an adjective (a numeral adjective) describing "Avenue". But looking at the colored labels, the adjective color is blue. The word "exquisite" is in black text (not yet colored) and should be highlighted as an adjective. Also, "Incredible" and "Fifth" are adjectives too, but focusing on the main descriptive adjective for the mane, "exquisite" is the key one here, and also "Incredible" at the end. But in the sentence, the adjectives are "Fifth", "exquisite", and "Incredible". However, in the given text, "exquisite" is the adjective describing "mane", "Fifth" describes "Avenue", and "Incredible" is an exclamatory adjective.

Answer:

The adjectives to highlight (color with the blue "adjective" color) are: Fifth, exquisite, Incredible. (If we look at the uncolored words, "exquisite" and "Incredible" and "Fifth" are adjectives. In the sentence, "exquisite" is the main descriptive adjective for the noun "mane", "Fifth" is an adjective for "Avenue", and "Incredible" is an adjective expressing the quality of the situation.)