Subjects and Predicates

Which word/words is/are the SIMPLE subject?

The honey bee smelled the sweet nectar from the fragrant flower.

• flower

• nectar

• bee

• smelled

Which word/words is/are the SIMPLE predicate?

The honey bee smelled the sweet nectar from the fragrant flower.

• fragrant

• honey

• bee

• smelled

Which word/words is/are the COMPLETE subject?

Bees visit and pollinate up to 5,000 flowers per day!

• Bees

• flowers per day

• pollinate

• visit

Tags

CCSS.L.7.4A

Which word/words is/are the COMPLETE predicate?

Bees visit and pollinate up to 5,000 flowers per day!

• Bees visit and pollinate

• visit and pollinate

• visit and pollinate up to 5,000 flowers per day.

• visit

Tags

CCSS.L.7.1A

Which word/words is/are the COMPLETE subject?

Bumble bees and honey bees pollinate flowers as they collect nectar.

• pollinate flowers as they collect nectar

• Bumble bees

• pollinate

• Bumble bees and honey bees

Which word/words is/are the SIMPLE predicate?

Bumble bees and honey bees pollinate flowers as they collect nectar.

• pollinate flowers as they collect nectar

• Bumble bees

• pollinate

• Bumble bees and honey bees

Which word/words is/are the SIMPLE subject?

Both pollen and nectar provide bees with essential nutrients.

• bees

• pollen and nectar

• provide

• essential nutrients

Which word/words is/are the SIMPLE predicate?

Both pollen and nectar provide bees with essential nutrients.

• bees

• pollen and nectar

• provide

• essential nutrients

Which word/words is/are the COMPLETE predicate?

Bees store honey in combs made of beeswax.

• made of beeswax

• Bees store honey

• in combs made of beeswax

• store honey in combs made of beeswax

Tags

CCSS.L.7.1A

Which word/words is/are the COMPLETE subject?

Bumblebees flap their wings back and forth instead of up and down.

• Bumblebees

• Bumblebees flap their wings

• flap

• flap their wings back and forth instead of up and down.