Fill in the blank with the appropriate adverb.
We find him ______ intelligent.
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Correct answer: B
Explanation
Correct Answer
very
Explanation
"Very" is an adverb of degree used directly before positive-degree adjectives (like intelligent, good, or beautiful) to intensify their meaning.
"Too" carries a negative connotation implying "excessive/more than desirable" and is usually followed by a to + verb pattern (e.g., too intelligent to be fooled).
"Much" modifies comparative-degree adjectives (e.g., much more intelligent), not positive degrees.
"Almost" means nearly, which changes the intended factual statement of finding him completely intelligent.