Schoolhouse Rock Subject/Predicate

"Mr. Morton knew just one girl." 

What is the subject of the sentence?

• Mr. Morton

• knew

• just

• girl

"Mr. Morton grew flowers for Pearl."

What is the complete predicate (not just the verb)?

• Mr. Morton

• grew

• grew flowers for Pearl

• Pearl

The simple predicate is what part of speech?

• Noun

• Verb

• Adjective

• Adverb

The simple subject is what part of speech?

• Noun

• Verb

• Adjective

• Adverb

"A neighbor chased his kid." 

What is the complete subject?

• A neighbor

• chased

• his kid

• chased his kid

"Mr. Morton sat on her porch."

What is the complete predicate?

• Mr. Morton

• sat

• sat on her porch

• on her porch

"Mr. Morton climbed up his stairs."

What is the subject?

• Mr.

• Morton

• Mr. Morton

• stairs

"Pearl showed up with a single rose."

Where do you divide the sentence between the subject and predicate?

• Pearl/showed

• showed/up

• up/with

• single/rose

"The Mortons lived happily ever after."

Where do you divide the sentence between the subject and the predicate?

• The/Mortons

• Mortons/lived

• lived/happily

• ever/after