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WorksheetsSubject Predicate Quiz
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 24mins
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Class
Date
1.
The subject is:
a)
who or what the sentence is about
b)
the beginning of the sentence
c)
what the predicate is or does
d)
the action verb
2.
The predicate is:
a)
who or what the sentence is about
b)
the beginning of the sentence
c)
what the subject is or does
d)
the main noun
3.
The simple subject is:
a)
the action verb
b)
the state of being verb
c)
the main noun and all of its describing words
d)
the main noun that the sentence is about
4.
The complete subject is:
a)
the action verb
b)
the state of being verb
c)
the main noun and all of its describing words
d)
the main noun that the sentence is about
5.
The simple predicate is:
a)
the verb alone without the other words that complete the thought
b)
the verb and all of the words that complete the thought
c)
the main noun and all of its describing words
d)
the main noun that the sentence is about
6.
The complete predicate is:
a)
the verb alone without the other words that complete the thought
b)
the verb and all of the words that complete the thought
c)
the main noun and all of its describing words
d)
the main noun that the sentence is about
7.
What is the simple subject of this sentence?
Twelve dancing princesses spun across the stage.
Twelve dancing princesses spun across the stage.
a)
twelve
b)
princesses
c)
spun
d)
stage
8.
What is the complete subject of this sentence?
The young brown bear cub picked blackberries with his mother.
The young brown bear cub picked blackberries with his mother.
a)
brown bear
b)
bear cub
c)
the young brown bear cub
d)
picked blackberries with his mother
9.
What is the simple predicate of this sentence?
Tao defies the taboos of his clan.
Tao defies the taboos of his clan.
a)
Tao
b)
defies
c)
taboos
d)
clan
10.
What is the complete predicate of this sentence?
Ram chased the rabbit through the Slough.
Ram chased the rabbit through the Slough.
a)
Ram
b)
chased
c)
through the Slough
d)
chased the rabbit through the Slough
11.
What is the simple predicate of this sentence?
All of the Twin Hills students were hungry at lunch time.
All of the Twin Hills students were hungry at lunch time.
a)
hungry
b)
all
c)
were
d)
lunch
12.
What is the complete predicate of this sentence?
At lunch, the yearbook staff took pictures of students posing with silly props.
At lunch, the yearbook staff took pictures of students posing with silly props.
a)
at lunch
b)
the yearbook staff
c)
took pictures of students
d)
took pictures of students posing with silly props at lunch
13.
What is the complete subject?
On October 31st many children will ask complete strangers for candy.
On October 31st many children will ask complete strangers for candy.
a)
On October 31st many children
b)
many children
c)
children will ask
d)
strangers
14.
What is the complete subject of this sentence?
Mr. Greenwald taught us how to use matrix logic.
Mr. Greenwald taught us how to use matrix logic.
a)
Mr. Greenwald
b)
Mr. Greenwald taught us
c)
how to use matric logic
d)
matrix logic
15.
Is the verb in this sentence a does/ action verb or an is/state of being verb?
This test is now done.
This test is now done.
a)
does/ action verb
b)
is/state of being verb
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