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WorksheetsSentence structure review quiz
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 34mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Complete sentence, fragment, or run-on?
I left my homework in my locker and lost points on the assignment.
I left my homework in my locker and lost points on the assignment.
a)
Complete sentence
b)
Fragment
c)
Run-on
2.
Complete sentence, fragment, or run-on?
We went trick-or treating last night my sister went with us.
We went trick-or treating last night my sister went with us.
a)
Complete sentence
b)
Fragment
c)
Run-on
3.
Complete sentence, fragment, or run-on?
Tony lied.
Tony lied.
a)
Complete sentence
b)
Fragment
c)
Run-on
4.
Complete sentence, fragment, or run-on?
Until you do everything on your list
Until you do everything on your list
a)
Complete sentence
b)
Fragment
c)
Run-on
5.
Complete sentence, fragment, or run-on?
Because my mom told me I had to help clean up the mess my brother and sister made.
Because my mom told me I had to help clean up the mess my brother and sister made.
a)
Complete sentence
b)
Fragment
c)
Run-on
6.
Complete sentence, fragment, or run-on?
I wish I could sleep in on Saturday, but I have a 7 am basketball game.
I wish I could sleep in on Saturday, but I have a 7 am basketball game.
a)
Complete sentence
b)
Fragment
c)
Run-on
7.
Which is NOT a way to fix a run-on sentence?
a)
Use a period to split it into separate sentences
b)
Use a comma to split it into 2 separate sentences
c)
Use a comma and a FANBOY to separate the two complete thoughts
8.
Which sentence is written correctly?
a)
Our school has many clubs and activities but, sixth graders can't participate in sports.
b)
Our school has many clubs and activities, but sixth graders can't participate in sports.
c)
Our school has many clubs and activities, nor sixth graders can't participate in sports.
9.
What three things do you need for a complete sentence?
a)
subject, predicate, complete thought
b)
capital letter, period, complete thought
c)
subject, predicate, period
d)
subject, capital letter, period
10.
The cow jumped over the moon.
What is the subject of this sentence?
What is the subject of this sentence?
a)
cow
b)
moon
c)
jumped
d)
over
11.
The princess walked into the factory and slipped.
What is the predicate of the sentence?
What is the predicate of the sentence?
a)
walked into the factory
b)
the princess
c)
walked into the factory and slipped
d)
and slipped
12.
Ms. Mabry walked around the track and Ms. Plambeck played soccer.
What is the subject of the sentence?
What is the subject of the sentence?
a)
Ms. Mabry
b)
Ms. Plambeck
c)
Ms. Mabry and Ms. Plambeck
d)
soccer
13.
Although Ms. Wilkinson was hungry, she gave the last piece of cake to Ms. Kearney.
What is the subject of the sentence?
What is the subject of the sentence?
a)
Ms. Wilkinson
b)
she
c)
Ms. Kearney
d)
piece of cake
14.
Because the students were behaving so badly, Mr. Gibson challenged them to wrestle Mr. Hill.
What is the subject of the sentence?
What is the subject of the sentence?
a)
them
b)
Mr. Hill
c)
Mr. Gibson
d)
the students
15.
What is the subject of this sentence?: A buzzing bee looked for nectar in the flower.
a)
A buzzing bee
b)
looked for nectar
c)
in the flower
16.
What is true of all predicates?
a)
They all contain verbs
b)
They all contain nouns
c)
They all contain adjectives
d)
They all contain adverbs
17.
What is the complete predicate of the following sentence? "John found a Red Delicious apple on the ground."
a)
John
b)
Found
c)
Found an apple
d)
Found a red delicious apple on the ground
18.
What is the simple predicate of the sentence, "John found a Red Delicious apple on the ground.?"
a)
JOhn
b)
FOund
c)
Found an apple
d)
Found a red delicious apple on the ground
19.
Which of these is not a complete sentence?
a)
They're swimming fast!
b)
Catch me if you can.
c)
No way out.
d)
It's a twister!
20.
Which of these words could be a simple predicate?
a)
Apple
b)
Apply
c)
Application
d)
Appetizer
21.
ran far away
a)
Subject
b)
Predicate
22.
The dog
a)
Subject
b)
Predicate
23.
My fat cat
a)
Subject
b)
Predicate
24.
hopped over the fence
a)
Subject
b)
predicate
25.
Identify the simple subject.
The show begins at 7pm.
The show begins at 7pm.
a)
show
b)
begins
c)
The show
d)
begins at 7pm
26.
Identify the simple predicate.
Her large suitcase has wheels.
Her large suitcase has wheels.
a)
Her large suitcase
b)
has wheels
c)
suitcase
d)
has
27.
What is the Subject? Select two!
Jackets and ties are required in that restaurant.
a)
jackets
b)
ties
c)
are
d)
restaurant
28.
What is the Verb? Select ONE!
Jackets and ties are required in that restaurant.
a)
jackets
b)
ties
c)
are required
d)
restaurant
29.
What's the Subject? Select TWO!
Do any bears or wildcats live in these woods?
a)
Do
b)
bears
c)
wildcats
d)
woods
30.
What's the Subject? Select TWO!
Both history and math require a textbook and a computer.
a)
history
b)
math
c)
textbook
d)
computer
31.
What's the Verb? Select TWO.
That store both buys and sells books.
a)
store
b)
buys
c)
sells
d)
books
32.
What's the VERB? Select TWO!
The front and back tires are low and need air.
a)
front
b)
back
c)
are low
d)
need
33.
What's the Subject? Select ONE!
A good baseball player must hit and field well.
a)
baseball
b)
player
c)
hit
d)
field
34.
What's the Verb? Select TWO!
A good baseball player must hit and field well.
a)
baseball
b)
player
c)
must hit
d)
field
35.
What's the Verb? Select TWO.
I can laugh or cry at a good movie.
a)
I
b)
can laugh
c)
cry
d)
movie
36.
We decided to climb the tall tree.
a)
declarative
b)
interrogative
c)
exclamatory
d)
imperative
37.
What is wrong with Ms. Stewart?
a)
declarative
b)
interrogative
c)
imperative
d)
exclamatory
38.
Are you sure that you want to spend your money on a remote control car?
a)
declarative
b)
imperative
c)
interrogative
d)
exclamatory
39.
That is so exciting!
a)
declarative
b)
interrogative
c)
imperative
d)
exclamatory
40.
Put on your boots before you go in the rain.
a)
declarative
b)
imperative
c)
interrogative
d)
exclamatory
41.
Sit down.
a)
declarative
b)
imperative
c)
interrogative
d)
exclamatory
42.
What time should we get there?
a)
declarative
b)
interrogative
c)
imperative
d)
exclamatory
43.
How beautiful she is!
a)
declarative
b)
interrogative
c)
imperative
d)
exclamatory
44.
What type of sentence shows excitement and ends with an exclamation point?
a)
Declarative
b)
Interrogative
c)
Exclamatory
d)
Imperative
45.
What type of sentence gives a command or tells someone to do domething?
a)
Declarative
b)
Interrogative
c)
Exclamatory
d)
Imperative
46.
In the following sentence which word is the subject?
Nobody could pass the math test.
Nobody could pass the math test.
a)
Nobody
b)
could
c)
pass
d)
test
47.
Define predicate.
a)
What is said about the subject.
b)
a person, place, thing or idea.
c)
a group of words that look like a sentence.
48.
Define subject?
a)
what is said about the subject.
b)
a person, place, or thing.
c)
who or what the sentence is about.
49.
A simple subject is usually what part of speach?
a)
adjective
b)
verb
c)
noun/pronoun
d)
predicate
50.
A simple predicate is always this part of speech.
a)
adverb
b)
verb
c)
noun
d)
adjective
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