LANGUAGE AND SENTENCE STRUCTURE

• What is the subject in the sentence: “The dog barked loudly”?

• dog

• barked

• loudly

• the

Answer explanation

In the sentence "The dog barked loudly," the subject is the noun that performs the action. Here, "dog" is the one barking, making it the correct answer.

• Choose the correct form: Their / There / They’re going to the park.

• their

• there

• they're

• What is a synonym for “happy”?

• sad

• angry

• lucky

• lonely

• Identify the noun in the sentence: “Maria read a book.”

• read

• book

• maria

• a

• What is the past tense of “run”?

• runned
• runed
• ran
• raned

• Is the following sentence a question or a statement? “Where are you going?”

• Command
• Exclamation
• Statement
• Question

• What punctuation mark ends a question?

• ?
• !
• ;
• ...

• What is the prefix in the word “unhappy”?

• in-
• happy-
• unh-
• un-

• Combine these two sentences using “because”: “He was tired. He stayed home.”

• He was tired and stayed home.
• He stayed home because he was tired.
• He was tired because he stayed home.
• He stayed home because he was busy.

11. Choose the correct word: I have (to / too / two) apples.

• to
• two
• too
• one