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Worksheets7th-8th Grammar Final Exam Practice
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
Which sentence contains an appositive?
Bobo is a bad apple; he stole a Snickers from the store.
I wish that I had duck feet on a rainy days.
I plan to take piano lessons, which are very boring, every other weekday.
Which sentence contains an appositive?
I play with wolves in the forest.
A beautiful flower, black-eyed Susans are growing in the garden.
Turtles make great pets; they need little attention.
Which sentence contains an appositive?
I love to dance to the band Megadeth, who is playing at the Arena Friday.
The Jetsons is my favorite classic cartoon, and the Flintstones is my least favorite.
I'd love to go to Holland when the tulips are in bloom.
Which sentence has correct pronoun usage?
Tara and them are going to the zoo tonight.
My old socks were bought by my aunt and her.
Him and I are late for chemistry class.
Which sentence has correct pronoun usage?
Did the band and her set the stage up yet?
The singers in the play were Lilly and they.
Mom made grilled cheese sandwiches for Buddy and I.
Which sentence has correct pronoun usage?
The priest gave Poppy and I a leather cross.
The butterfly and me had a staring contest.
The girls sent an e-mail to Fido and me.
Zebras are _____________ animals.
fascinating
more fascinating
most fascinating
The cheetah is the ____________ land animal of all.
fast
fastest
most fast
This play is ___________ than last years.
worst
worse
badder
Which sentence is written correctly?
I am the most important person in my mother's eye.
That there is dumber than usual.
We can't hardly see anything in this rain!
Which sentence is written correctly?
Go quick to the mayor's office.
Way up on the cliffs the rain falls harder.
That there watermelon is plump as a cushion.
Which sentence is written correctly?
Colette won't never see the light of day if her grades don't pick up.
The more busier you your are the happier you'll be.
The greedy miser haunted the decrepit old mansion.
The following is what type of compound?
Under the sea, crabs and fish become good friends.
Compound predicate
Compound adjective
Compound subject
Compound object of the preposition
What type of compound is in the following sentence?
On his plate and chin, food sat for days.
Compound subject
Compound predicate
Compound sentence
Compound object of the preposition
What type of compound does the following sentence contain?
Water is coming under the door, and I'm sure it will ruin the carpet.
Compound subject
Compound predicate
Compound Object of the preposition
Compound sentence
What is the gerund form of ski?
skiing
to ski
skied
What is the infinitive form of swim?
swimming
swam
to swim
What is the past participle of quiver
quivering
to quiver
quivered
The following is what type of sentence?
I know when it is going to snow.
declarative
interrogative
exclamatory
imperative
The following is what type of sentence?
Laila, go to field and run fifteen laps.
declarative
interrogative
exclamatory
imperative
The following is what type of sentence?
Connor, how do you like being a Hufflepuff?
declarative
imperative
interrogative
exclamatory
The following is what type of sentence?
Cassidi needs to get her toe out of the blender!
interrogative
imperative
declarative
exclamatory
Identify the following adverb or adjective:
That is a very large wart on your nose.
proper adjective
intensifier
predicate adjective
demonstrative adjective
article
Identify the following adjective or adverb:
I ordered Canadian bacon on the pizza.
predicate adjective
article
proper adjective
demonstrative adjective
intensifier
Identify the following adjective or adverb:
The moon is glowing brightly tonight.
article
proper adjective
demonstrative adjective
Alecia's big toe
predicate adjective
Identify the following adverb or adjective:
The boy who lives in the mountains is part wolf.
article
proper adjective
intensifier
predicate adjective
demonstrative adjective
Identify the following:
The eel under the dock is the color green.
preposition
object of the preposition
adjective phrase
adverb phrase
Identify the following:
The carpenter hit the nail with the hammer.
preposition
object of the preposition
adjective phrase
adverb phrase
Identify the following:
The cost of the car was way too high.
preposition
object of the preposition
adjective phrase
adverb phrase
Identify the following:
The river is flowing between the rocks.
preposition
object of the preposition
prepositional phrase
Identify the following:
My grandmother collects dead butterflies.
noun
verb
pronoun
adjective
adverb
Identify the following:
My uncle's ear wax collection is a site to see.
noun
verb
adjective
adverb
pronoun
Identify the following:
The ants under the boardwalk listen to them.
noun
verb
pronoun
adjective
adverb
Identify the following:
The snails seem worried about the cat with the spoon.
noun
verb
pronoun
adverb
adjective
Identify the following:
We will never get another used dental floss collection
noun
verb
pronoun
adjective
adverb
Identify the following:
The bats, rats, and cats all make home in my garage.
preposition
coordinating conjunction
correlative conjunction
interjection
Identify the following:
He either lost his wallet or wasted his money on junk food.
preposition
interjection
coordinating conjunction
correlative conjunction
Identify the following:
Ah, a bear is in my sleeping bag.
preposition
interjection
coordinating conjunction
correlative conjunction
What type of sentence is the following?
The ducks crossed the road, and the geese stayed in the pond.
simple sentence
compound sentence
complex sentence
compound-complex sentence
What type is the following sentence?
The old grey mare who won the Kentucky Derby is racing tonight at the Fairgrounds.
simple sentence
compound sentence
complex sentence
compound-complex sentence
What type is the following sentence?
The original pagans were followers of an ancient religion in Old Europe.
simple sentence
compound sentence
complex sentence
compound-complex sentence
Identify the type of clause:
If everything goes as planned, we will be on a plane to Hawaii tomorrow.
main clause
adjective clause
adverb clause
noun clause
Identify the type of clause:
Whomever you pay to sing is going to get heckled by the crowd.
main clause
adjective clause
adverb clause
noun clause
Identify the following clause:
The police officer that sits in the bank must be ninety years-old.
noun clause
adjective clause
main clause
adverb clause
Identify the following clause:
That is going to be a great project when it is completed.
noun clause
adjective clause
main clause
adverb clause
How is the following noun clause used?
Whichever restaurant you pick is fine with me.
subject
direct object
object of the preposition
predicate noun
How is the following noun clause used?
My greatest asset is that I am a great worker.
noun clause
direct object
object of the preposition
predicate noun
How is the following noun clause used?
I'm packing snacks for whenever we get hungry.
subject
direct object
object of the preposition
predicate noun
How is the following noun clause used?
I wonder what makes flowers so beautiful.
subject
direct object
predicate noun
object of the preposition
What is the following type of sentence?
The gator opened the front door, and it slept in the bathtub where it was found.
simple sentence
compound sentence
complex sentence
compound-complex sentence
