When do you use 'quiet' and 'quite'?

Answer 1

Quiet is generally used when talking about the measure of a voice....

example : Trevor was quiet during the movie but was loud during class. Quite is generally used when describing an adjective.....

Example: The roses were quite lovely today.

Answer 2

You use "quiet" to describe something that makes little to no noise, such as a quiet room. You use "quite" to indicate the extent or degree of something, such as "quite difficult" or "quite good."