Answer:
<u>In what way?</u>
Explanation:
An adjective is a type of word that modifies or describes a noun (a place, thing, person, animal, event). So, questions like<em> How many? What kind? </em>or<em> Which one?</em> will help us identify the noun an adjective modifies in a sentence because their answers provide for the adjective. Examples:
1. Two cats are lying beside me.
<em>How many cats are lying beside me? Two = Adjective.</em>
2. Books that are written in a simple way are my favorite
<em>What kind of books is your favorite? Those that are written in a simple way = adjective.</em>
3. Do not wear the brown shirt today
<em>Which shirt should you not wear today? The brown one.</em>
However, the question <em>In what way?</em> does not provide us with information about either the adjective nor the noun it describes, instead, it provides us information about an adverb.
1. I entered the room carefully.
In what way did you enter the room? Answer: Carefully (Carefully is an adverb, not an adjective).
