Simple Sentences Review

Is the following a sentence or a fragment?

"Who should be the leader?"

• Sentence

• Fragment

What is the COMPLETE subject of the following sentence?

"The crisp winter wind stung her nose and cheeks."

• Stung

• Wind

• The crisp winter wind

• her nose and cheeks.

What is the COMPLETE predicate of the following sentence?"The crisp winter wind stung her nose and cheeks."

• The crisp winter wind

• stung her nose and cheeks

• stung her nose

• winter wind stung

What is the SIMPLE predicate of the following sentence?"The crisp winter wind stung her nose and cheeks."

• wind

• stung

• crisp

• wind stung her nose and cheeks

What is the SIMPLE subject of the following sentence?

"Under the table, the poor mouse got his foot stuck in a hole of the swiss cheese."

• Table

• Mouse

• Food

• Cheese

What is the SIMPLE predicate of the following sentence?"Under the table, the poor mouse got his foot stuck in a hole of the swiss cheese."

• got

• stuck

• hole

• under

What is the COMPLETE subject of the following sentence?"Under the table, the poor mouse got his foot stuck in a hole of the swiss cheese."

• Under the table

• The poor mouse

• in a hole

• of the swiss cheese

What is the COMPLETE predicate of the following sentence?"Under the table, the poor mouse got his foot stuck in a hole of the swiss cheese."

• Under the table

• got his foot stuck

• got his foot stuck in a hole of the swiss cheese

• a hole of the swiss cheese

The deer looked up

• fragment / missing the subject

• fragment / missing the predicate

• sentence / end it with a period (.)

• sentence / end it with a question mark (?)

We watched quietly

• sentence / end it with a period (.)

• sentence / end it with a question mark (?)

• fragment / missing a subject

• fragment / missing a predicate