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WorksheetsTheme 1 Grammar Test Review
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 22mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
"What a gorgeous fall day this is!" is a(n) _____ sentence.
a)
Declarative
b)
Exclamatory
c)
Imperative
d)
Interrogative
2.
The sentence, "I went to the Astros game!" is capitalized and punctuated correctly.
a)
True
b)
False
3.
An interrogative sentence
a)
makes a statement
b)
shows excitement
c)
gives a command
d)
asks a question
4.
"Quickly carry the mop and bucket to the kitchen." This is a(n) _____ sentence.
a)
declarative
b)
exclamatory
c)
imperative
d)
interrogative
5.
The subject of a sentence is the action of the sentence.
a)
True
b)
False
6.
The simple predicate is the verb and all of the words that describe what the subject does.
a)
True
b)
False
7.
In the sentence, "Julie's headache was long-lasting," the complete subject is:
a)
Julie's
b)
Julie's headache
c)
headache
d)
was long-lasting
8.
In the sentence, "The Salem Saint basketball tryouts are arduous," the simple subject is:
a)
basketball
b)
are
c)
Salem Saint
d)
tryouts
9.
In the sentence, "The Salem Saint basketball tryouts are arduous," the simple predicate is:
a)
Salem Saint
b)
are
c)
tryouts
d)
arduous
10.
In the sentence, "Mrs. Degenhardt bakes incredible cookies," the complete predicate is:
a)
Mrs. Degenhardt
b)
bakes
c)
bakes incredible cookies
d)
cookies
11.
In the sentence, "Social Studies in 5th grade is taught by Mrs. Lauder," the simple subject is:
a)
5th grade
b)
Social Studies in 5th grade
c)
is taught by Mrs. Lauder
d)
Social Studies
12.
Compound means three or more.
a)
True
b)
False
13.
The sentence, "Sarah ran a marathon and showed off her medal," has:
a)
A compound subject
b)
A compound predicate
c)
Both a compound subject and compound predicate
14.
The sentence, "The team and I gathered our belongings, prayed, and left for home," has:
a)
A Compound Subject
b)
A Compound Predicate
c)
Both a Compound Subject and Predicate
d)
None of the Above
15.
The sentence, "Masks, capes, and lampshades were used as costumes on Halloween and Trunks and Treats," has:
a)
A compound subject
b)
A compound predicate
c)
Both a compound subject and predicate
d)
None of the above
16.
Combine the sentences,"Steve drove home. His uncle drove home. His aunt drove home." in the following way:
a)
Steve drove home, and his uncle drove him, and his aunt drove home.
b)
Steve, and his uncle and his aunt drove home.
c)
Steve, his uncle, and his aunt drove home.
d)
Steve and his uncle drove home, and his aunt drove home.
17.
The sentences, "The Red Baron felt like attacking the enemy," and "The Red Baron was peaceful instead," can be combined as:
a)
The Red Baron felt like attacking the enemy but was peaceful instead.
b)
The Red Baron felt like attacking the enemy and was peaceful instead."
c)
The Red Baron felt like attacking the enemy but the Red Baron was peaceful instead.
d)
The Red Baron was peaceful, and attacked the enemy.
18.
To find the subject of a sentence, ask:
a)
What or How is the sentence about?
b)
What is the action?
c)
Who did it?
d)
Who or What is the sentence about?
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