2 – yesterday, because it tells when they sat

3 – quietly, because it tells how they must travel

4 – carefully, because it tells how the kittens must be handled

Generally adverbs are the toughest part of speech to get a handle on. One good rule of thumb I’ve found: if you are looking a word and you can’t figure out what part of speech it is, it’s probably an adverb. E.g. the word “please.”

in 1) she is a noun walked is verb so out is the adverb

2) in yesterday modifies sat so it is the adverb

3) quietly modifies the verb travel so it is the adverb

4) carefully modifies the verb Handle.

Adverbs usually answer the questions Who When Where What and How.

1) She walked out. –out b.c she walked OUT

2) The children sat in their seats yesterday.–yesterday..when did the kids sit in their seats, yesterday

3) The soldiers must travel quietly. -quietly–how they must travel

4) Handle the baby kittens carefully.–carefully…how to handle the kittens?? carefully

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2)yesterday- tells when they sat

3)quietly-how they traveled

4)carfully-how they’re handled

Hope it helps to clear it up.