Grammar Quiz #4 - Subjects, Predicates and Compound Sentences

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

Is this sentence a simple sentence or a compound one:
Carmen is a loud little girl, and Leeloo is her big sister.
Draw one line under the simple subject(s) and two lines under the simple predicate(s).

A Simple Sentence

A Compound Sentence

Tags

CCSS.L.3.1I

CCSS.L.1.1J

CCSS.L.2.1F

CCSS.L.7.1B

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

Is this sentence a simple sentence or a compound one:
Amber likes to bark.
Draw one line under the simple subject(s) and two lines under the simple predicate(s).

A Simple Sentence

A Compound Sentence

Tags

CCSS.L.3.1I

CCSS.L.1.1J

CCSS.L.2.1F

CCSS.L.7.1B

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

Is this sentence a simple sentence or a compound one:
At night, mom sleeps very soundly, or she wakes up feeling tired.
Draw one line under the simple subject(s) and two lines under the simple predicate(s).

A Simple Sentence

A Compound Sentence

Tags

CCSS.L.3.1I

CCSS.L.1.1J

CCSS.L.2.1F

CCSS.L.7.1B

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

Is this sentence a simple sentence or a compound one:
Dad either works hard at work, or he spends time with his children.
Draw one line under the simple subject(s) and two lines under the simple predicate(s).

A Simple Sentence

A Compound Sentence

Tags

CCSS.L.3.1I

CCSS.L.1.1J

CCSS.L.2.1F

CCSS.L.7.1B

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

Is this sentence a simple sentence or a compound one:
In the summer, I like to go swimming in my swimming pool.
Draw one line under the simple subject(s) and two lines under the simple predicate(s).

A Simple Sentence

A Compound Sentence

Tags

CCSS.L.3.1I

CCSS.L.1.1J

CCSS.L.2.1F

CCSS.L.7.1B

MULTIPLE SELECT QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

Does the following sentence have a single subject, a compound subject, a simple predicate, or a compound predicate?
Apples and pears are my favorite fruit.
Draw one line under the simple subject(s) and two lines under the simple predicate(s).

A Simple Subject

A Compound Subject

A Simple Predicate

A Compound Predicate

Tags

CCSS.L.3.1I

CCSS.L.1.1C

CCSS.L.3.1A

CCSS.L.3.1F

CCSS.L.3.1H

MULTIPLE SELECT QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

Does the following sentence have a single subject, a compound subject, a simple predicate, or a compound predicate?
Dad rides and fixes bicycles for fun.
Draw one line under the simple subject(s) and two lines under the simple predicate(s).

A Simple Subject

A Compound Subject

A Simple Predicate

A Compound Predicate

Tags

CCSS.L.3.1I

CCSS.L.1.1C

CCSS.L.3.1A

CCSS.L.3.1F

CCSS.L.3.1H

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Grammar Quiz #4 - Subjects, Predicates and Compound Sentences

Is this sentence a simple sentence or a compound one:
Carmen is a loud little girl, and Leeloo is her big sister.
Draw one line under the simple subject(s) and two lines under the simple predicate(s).

Is this sentence a simple sentence or a compound one:
Amber likes to bark.
Draw one line under the simple subject(s) and two lines under the simple predicate(s).

Is this sentence a simple sentence or a compound one:
At night, mom sleeps very soundly, or she wakes up feeling tired.
Draw one line under the simple subject(s) and two lines under the simple predicate(s).

Is this sentence a simple sentence or a compound one:
Dad either works hard at work, or he spends time with his children.
Draw one line under the simple subject(s) and two lines under the simple predicate(s).

Is this sentence a simple sentence or a compound one:
In the summer, I like to go swimming in my swimming pool.
Draw one line under the simple subject(s) and two lines under the simple predicate(s).

Does the following sentence have a single subject, a compound subject, a simple predicate, or a compound predicate?
Apples and pears are my favorite fruit.
Draw one line under the simple subject(s) and two lines under the simple predicate(s).

Does the following sentence have a single subject, a compound subject, a simple predicate, or a compound predicate?
Dad rides and fixes bicycles for fun.
Draw one line under the simple subject(s) and two lines under the simple predicate(s).

Does the following sentence have a single subject, a compound subject, a simple predicate, or a compound predicate?
Mom and Dad read and pay the bills together.
Draw one line under the simple subject(s) and two lines under the simple predicate(s).

Does the following sentence have a single subject, a compound subject, a simple predicate, or a compound predicate?
Dad reads historical novels for fun.
Draw one line under the simple subject(s) and two lines under the simple predicate(s).

Does the following sentence have a single subject, a compound subject, a simple predicate, or a compound predicate?
Pigs and elephants roll around in mud to keep cool.
Draw one line under the simple subject(s) and two lines under the simple predicate(s).

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Grammar Quiz #4 - Subjects, Predicates and Compound Sentences

Is this sentence a simple sentence or a compound one:Carmen is a loud little girl, and Leeloo is her big sister.Draw one line under the simple subject(s) and two lines under the simple predicate(s).

Is this sentence a simple sentence or a compound one:Amber likes to bark.Draw one line under the simple subject(s) and two lines under the simple predicate(s).

Is this sentence a simple sentence or a compound one:At night, mom sleeps very soundly, or she wakes up feeling tired.Draw one line under the simple subject(s) and two lines under the simple predicate(s).

Is this sentence a simple sentence or a compound one:Dad either works hard at work, or he spends time with his children.Draw one line under the simple subject(s) and two lines under the simple predicate(s).

Is this sentence a simple sentence or a compound one:In the summer, I like to go swimming in my swimming pool.Draw one line under the simple subject(s) and two lines under the simple predicate(s).

Does the following sentence have a single subject, a compound subject, a simple predicate, or a compound predicate?Apples and pears are my favorite fruit.Draw one line under the simple subject(s) and two lines under the simple predicate(s).

Does the following sentence have a single subject, a compound subject, a simple predicate, or a compound predicate?Dad rides and fixes bicycles for fun.Draw one line under the simple subject(s) and two lines under the simple predicate(s).

Does the following sentence have a single subject, a compound subject, a simple predicate, or a compound predicate?Mom and Dad read and pay the bills together.Draw one line under the simple subject(s) and two lines under the simple predicate(s).

Does the following sentence have a single subject, a compound subject, a simple predicate, or a compound predicate?Dad reads historical novels for fun.Draw one line under the simple subject(s) and two lines under the simple predicate(s).

Does the following sentence have a single subject, a compound subject, a simple predicate, or a compound predicate?Pigs and elephants roll around in mud to keep cool.Draw one line under the simple subject(s) and two lines under the simple predicate(s).

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Is this sentence a simple sentence or a compound one:
Carmen is a loud little girl, and Leeloo is her big sister.
Draw one line under the simple subject(s) and two lines under the simple predicate(s).

Is this sentence a simple sentence or a compound one:
Amber likes to bark.
Draw one line under the simple subject(s) and two lines under the simple predicate(s).

Is this sentence a simple sentence or a compound one:
At night, mom sleeps very soundly, or she wakes up feeling tired.
Draw one line under the simple subject(s) and two lines under the simple predicate(s).

Is this sentence a simple sentence or a compound one:
Dad either works hard at work, or he spends time with his children.
Draw one line under the simple subject(s) and two lines under the simple predicate(s).

Is this sentence a simple sentence or a compound one:
In the summer, I like to go swimming in my swimming pool.
Draw one line under the simple subject(s) and two lines under the simple predicate(s).

Does the following sentence have a single subject, a compound subject, a simple predicate, or a compound predicate?
Apples and pears are my favorite fruit.
Draw one line under the simple subject(s) and two lines under the simple predicate(s).

Does the following sentence have a single subject, a compound subject, a simple predicate, or a compound predicate?
Dad rides and fixes bicycles for fun.
Draw one line under the simple subject(s) and two lines under the simple predicate(s).

Does the following sentence have a single subject, a compound subject, a simple predicate, or a compound predicate?
Mom and Dad read and pay the bills together.
Draw one line under the simple subject(s) and two lines under the simple predicate(s).

Does the following sentence have a single subject, a compound subject, a simple predicate, or a compound predicate?
Dad reads historical novels for fun.
Draw one line under the simple subject(s) and two lines under the simple predicate(s).

Does the following sentence have a single subject, a compound subject, a simple predicate, or a compound predicate?
Pigs and elephants roll around in mud to keep cool.
Draw one line under the simple subject(s) and two lines under the simple predicate(s).