Subject and Predicate (Valentine's Day)

1. What is the complete subject in this sentence?

"The red roses and heart-shaped chocolates were a beautiful surprise."

• The red roses and heart-shaped chocolates

• were a beautiful surprise

• heart-shaped chocolates

• The red roses

2. Identify the complete predicate in this sentence:

"My best friend wrote a sweet Valentine's card for me."

• My best friend

• wrote a sweet Valentine's card for me

• wrote a sweet Valentine's card

• a sweet Valentine's card

3. Which sentence has a compound subject?

• The couple walked by the lake.

• Jake and Emily exchanged gifts.

• The little girl made a Valentine’s card.

• A bright red balloon floated away.

4. What is the simple predicate in this sentence?

"The class decorated the room with pink and red streamers."

• The class

• decorated

• with pink and red streamers

• decorated the room

5. True or False: The predicate of a sentence always includes a verb.

• True

• False

6. Which sentence has a compound predicate?

• The teacher gave us candy.

• The teddy bear was fluffy.

• I wrote a poem and sent a Valentine’s card.

• They celebrated love.

7. What is the subject in this question?

"Did your secret admirer leave you a note?"

• Did

• your secret admirer

• leave you a note

• a note

8. Identify the simple subject of this sentence:

"The adorable teddy bear held a tiny heart-shaped pillow."

• The adorable

• teddy bear

• held a tiny heart-shaped pillow.

• heart-shaped pillow

9. Which part of this sentence is the complete predicate?

"The little girl gave her best friend a box of chocolates."

• The little girl

• gave her best friend a box of chocolates

• her best friend

• a box of chocolates

10. True or False: The subject is always found at the beginning of a sentence.

• True

• False