Discussion
'Only a mud track led to the village'.
The underlined word is a/an __________.
Answer: C
'Mud' is used here as an adjective.
In 'Only a mud track led to the village', 'mud' describes the track, telling what kind of track it was. A word that qualifies a noun does the work of an adjective, even when it is a noun in other sentences.
'Mud' would be a noun in 'The cart stuck in the mud'. It is not a pronoun, and it does not modify a verb as an adverb would.
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