Sentence Test Review

Sentence Test Review

by Kayla Hoffpauir

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​The SUBJECT is the main noun in the sentence.

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​It is the person, place, thing, or idea that does the action.

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​It is the WHO or WHAT the sentence is about.

Multiple Choice

Which is a complete sentence?

• My sister is an awesome teacher.

• Will sit next to me.

• Because I'm tired.

• Sat beside me.

​When deciding if you are looking at a complete sentence or a fragment...

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• ​Ask yourself if there is a who or a what (SUBJECT) the sentence is about

• ​Ask yourself if there is an action (PREDICATE)

• ​A complete sentence will have both

Multiple Choice

What is the subject in this sentence?

The blue car zoomed down the road.

• The blue

• zoomed down the street

• The blue car

• down the road

​Predicates

• ​the action of a sentence

• ​always has a verb (action)

Multiple Choice

What is the predicate of the following sentence?

My friend Lance baked a cake.

• My friend

• baked a cake

• Lance

• a cake

​A complete sentence

• ​must express a complete thought and include a SUBJECT AND A PREDICATE

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​A Sentence Fragment

• ​A sentence fragment is missing either a subject or predicate

• ​A sentence fragment is NOT a complete thought

Multiple Choice

Which of these is a sentence fragment?

• Jackson ate an apple

• I went on a bike ride

• went to the store

• He asked for more money

Multiple Choice

What is missing in this sentence fragment?

loves playing with her dog

• Subject

• Predicate

Multiple Choice

What is missing in the fragment below?

The lion and the tiger

• Subject

• Predicate

Multiple Choice

What is the verb in this sentence?

Annie's new kitten meowed quietly.

• new

• kitten

• meowed

• quietly