7th Grade English Final Quizizz

During the 1980s in Baton Rouge, Mrs. Harbin.

• Sentence

• Fragment

Answer explanation

Just because it has a comma or it is long, doesn't mean it is a sentence.

When Avery Gautreau became a powerful person in the art world.

• Sentence

• Fragment

Bjork is Mrs. Harbin's favorite singer.

• Sentence

• Fragment

What is "narwhal" in this sentence?

The gentle narwhal from Norway settled in the Arctic.

• complete subject

• simple subject

• complete predicate

• simple predicate

Answer explanation

The simple subject is the noun the sentence is about.

What is "is" in this sentence?

The pelican is a popular mascot for many middle schools.

• complete subject

• simple subject

• complete predicate

• simple predicate

Answer explanation

The simple predicate is just the verb or verb phrase the subject does.

What is "are undoubtedly the state bird of Louisiana" in this sentence?

Brown pelicans are undoubtedly the state bird of Louisiana.

• complete subject

• simple subject

• complete predicate

• simple predicate

Answer explanation

The complete predicate is ALL the words that deal with the verb.

What is "Brown pelicans of Louisiana" in this sentence?

Brown pelicans of Louisiana were endangered as early as the 1970s.

• complete subject

• simple subject

• complete predicate

• simple predicate

What is the subject?

Did Egyptian enslaved people invent hieroglyphics?

• Egyptian

• people

• invent

• hieroglyphics

Answer explanation

Change questions into statements to find the subject easier. Make sure to write it out on your test.

*They are not in prepositional phrases...cross those out.

What is the subject?

Here is an example of Egyptian hieroglyphics.

• Here

• example

• Egyptian

• hieroglyphics

What is the direct object?

Mrs. Gioe banned high top shoes on school property.

• Mrs. Gioe

• banned

• shoes

• property

Answer explanation

The direct object answers S +V what? It also has an action verb.

Mrs. Gioe banned what? shoes

*They are not in prepositional phrases...cross those out.