Write a scene about a character competing in a high octane sport—but do it without using any adjectives or simple adverbs.

In case you need a little refresher…

Adverbs are words that qualify verbs or adjectives. Some examples of simple adverbs: quickly, extremely, happily, tentatively, well.

Adjectives are words that name an attribute or describe a noun. Some examples include: huge, slimy, catlike, silly, blue, tall, round.

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