Subject Predicate Clause

Who/what is the SIMPLE SUBJECT in this sentence?

Shaking the tree violently, Morton imagined having a big gold helmet.

• tree

• Morton

• helmet

• gold

What is the SIMPLE PREDICATE in this sentence?

Morton imagined having a big gold helmet with gold horns on the side.

• having

• Morton

• with gold horns on the side

• imagined

Choose the answer that is a PREPOSITIONAL PHRASE.

• in a tree

• we walked

• after we danced

• tomorrow is Friday

Choose the answer that is a DEPENDENT CLAUSE.

• to the earth

• like tears

• gold coins rained down

• from the heavens

Who/what is the SIMPLE SUBJECT of this sentence?

The leprechaun went back to his home in Ireland.

• went

• Ireland

• home

• leprechaun

What is the SIMPLE PREDICATE of this sentence?

Mr. Morton, a leprechaun hunter, celebrated by grabbing coins.

• Mr. Morton

• celebrated

• hunter

• grabbing

Choose the answer that is a PREPOSITIONAL PHRASE.

• Mr. Morton laughed

• because he can

• beside the leprechaun

• tomorrow is Friday

Which part of the sentence is an INDEPENDENT CLAUSE?

After filling his pockets with gold coins, Mr. Morton laughed and laughed.

• Mr. Morton laughed and laughed.

• After filling his pockets

• with gold

• filling his pockets

Which part of the sentence is a DEPENDENT CLAUSE?

After summer is over, we will be in 8th grade.

• we will be in 8th grade

• After summer is over,

• in 8th grade

• summer is over

What is the SIMPLE SUBJECT of this sentence?

He picked one gold coin out of the pile and handed it to Mr. Morton.

• Mr. Morton

• coin

• He

• one