Parts of Speech Identification

A cavalcade is a procession of people, typically on horseback or in vehicles. It functions as a noun.

Cavernous describes something like a cavern, usually in terms of being large or deep. It is an adjective.

 Celeriac is a plant and thus a noun.

A centrifuge is a machine with a rapidly rotating container that applies centrifugal force to its contents. It is a noun.

Cervical relates to the neck or the cervix. It is an adjective used to describe anatomical structures.

Celestial describes something relating to the sky or outer space. It is an adjective.

Characterise is the act of describing the distinctive nature or features of someone or something. It is a verb.

A charlatan is a person falsely claiming to have a special knowledge or skill. It is a noun.

Charming describes someone or something that is pleasant or attractive. It is an adjective.

Chaste describes someone who is pure or abstinent. It is an adjective.

Centrally is an adverb describing the manner in which something is done, specifically in a central position.

Cavort means to jump or dance around excitedly. It is a verb.

Chastise means to rebuke or reprimand severely. It is a verb.

A chatterbox is a person who talks a lot. It is a noun.

Cheaply ends in -ly and describes how an action is performed, which is the definition of an adverb.

Checked is primarily the past tense of the verb to check, but it is also used as an adjective meaning having a pattern of squares or marked with ticks. The question tests this adjective usage.

Cheerful describes a noun or pronoun, making it an adjective.

Certainly ends in -ly and functions as an adverb, modifying a verb or the entire sentence.

Cheery is a descriptive word used to modify nouns, identifying it as an adjective.

Chenille is a type of tufted yarn or fabric, which is a noun.

Chemically ends in -ly and describes how something is done or a state, making it an adverb.

Chequered describes a pattern of squares, functioning as an adjective.

Ceaseless describes a noun (e.g., ceaseless noise), making it an adjective.

Celebrate is an action word, which is a verb.