Which of the following type of adverb tells the degree or extent of something?

The part of a sentence that speaks about the action of the noun is known as the verb. On the other hand, the words that give more information about the verb are known as adverbs. Adverbs can be of several types, depending upon the function they perform. If the adverb tells the degree or the extent of something, it is termed an adverb of degree. For example, in this sentence, "All of us were very tired after the game," the word 'very' is an adverb of degree.