Compound subjects and predicates

Compound subject or compound predicate (verb)?
^{Ballet and Tap dance are my hobbies.} 

• Compound subject
• Compound predicate

Compound subject or compound predicate (verb)?
^{Who is the better teacher, Mr. Santiago or Mr. Fernandez}

• Compound subject
• Compound predicate

Compound subject or compound predicate (verb)?
^{Farmers grow crops in the summer and harvest them in the fall.}

• Compound subject
• Compound predicate

Compound subject or compound predicate (verb)?
^{Trains and trucks carry large amounts of food and goods}

• Compound subject
• Compound predicate

Compound subject or compound predicate (verb)?
^{Water freezes at 32°F and boils at 212°F.}

• Compound subject
• Compound predicate

Compound subject or compound predicate (verb)?
^{The fish swims and eats all day.}

• Compound subject
• Compound predicate

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CCSS.L.6.6

Compound subject or compound predicate (verb)?
^{Molly and Mike had a blinking contest to see who will last the longest.} 

• Compound subject
• Compound predicate

Identify the compound simple subject in the following sentence: 
^{Space stations and orbiting platforms are our first step away from Earth.}

• stations, platforms
• space, orbiting
• space stations and orbiting platforms
• are our first step away from Earth.

Identify the compound simple subject in the following sentence: 
^{Several nations or international groups could pool their resources.}

• several nations or international groups
• could pool their resources
• nations, groups
• resources

Identify the compound simple subject in the following sentence: 
^{Minerals and other raw materials would be shipped to colonies in space.}

• would be shipped to colonies in space
• minerals, materials
• colonies, space
• minerals, other raw materials