Subject and Predicative Clauses Quiz

Identify the predicative clause in the following sentence: The cake tastes delicious.

• The cake

• Tastes the cake

• Delicious tastes

• tastes delicious

Differentiate between subject and predicative clauses in the sentence: The flowers are blooming beautifully.

• The flowers are not blooming at all.

• The flowers are blooming very slowly.

• The flowers are not blooming beautifully.

• The subject clause is 'The flowers' and the predicative clause is 'are blooming beautifully.'

Construct a predicative clause for the subject 'she' in the sentence: She seems ____________.

• tired

• excited

• running

• happy

Identify the predicative clause in the following sentence: The movie was very entertaining.

• entertaining

• very entertaining

• was very

• The movie

Construct a predicative clause for the subject 'they' in the sentence: They appear ____________.

• on the moon

• happy

• in the kitchen

• tall

Identify the predicative clause in the following sentence: The book seems interesting.

• interesting

• Seems

• The

• Book

Differentiate between subject and predicative clauses in the sentence: The children are playing happily.

• The subject clause is 'The children' and the predicative clause is 'are sleeping quietly.'

• The subject clause is 'The children' and the predicative clause is 'are running fast.'

• The subject clause is 'The children' and the predicative clause is 'are playing happily.'

• The subject clause is 'The children' and the predicative clause is 'are eating noisily.'

Construct a predicative clause for the subject 'he' in the sentence: He looks ____________.

• under the table

• angry

• happy

• tall

Identify the predicative clause in the following sentence: The music sounds soothing.

• The music

• sounds soothing

• soothing sounds

• sounds music