9.24 Grammar Quiz: Fragments, Subjects, and Predicates

Select the SIMPLE SUBJECT:

The final touchdown excited the crowd.

• final

• touchdown

• excited

• crowd

Select the SIMPLE PREDICATE:

The football player wipes the sweat off his face.

• football

• player

• wipes

• face

Select the SIMPLE PREDICATE:

After the game, one player received the MVP award.

• after

• game

• player

• received

Select the SIMPLE SUBJECT:

The coach shouted his directions loudly.

• coach

• shouted

• directions

• loudly

Select the COMPLETE SENTENCE:

• The field was recently mowed for the game.

• The field's green grass and fresh white stripes.

Type the SIMPLE SUBJECT. *Hint: only type ONE word.

Yesterday, our teacher assigned homework.

(a)  

Check the sentence which correctly splits the complete subject from the complete predicate.

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• 
• 

Check the TWO SUBJECTS that make up the compound subject:

In the morning, Mrs. Weinberg and Ms. Cory talked at school.

• morning

• Mrs. Weinberg

• Ms. Cory

• school

Type the SIMPLE PREDICATE. *Hint type ONE word.

Afterwards, the entire team celebrated their win.

(a)  

Check the TWO PREDICATES that make up the compound predicate:

The Longhorns and the Bears practiced hard and hoped to win the game.

• Longhorns

• Bears

• practiced

• hoped

• game