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WorksheetsSubject and Predicate Mastery Check
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 23mins
What is the Complete Subject in the sentence below?
The very hungry caterpillar ate all the food that he could.
ate
food
ate all the food that he could
the very hungry caterpillar
What is the complete predicate in the sentence below?
Several grey whales came to the water's surface for air.
came to the water's surface for air
several grey whales
came
whales
A simple subject is the most important __________ in the subject
verb
noun
adjective
preposition
An easy way to find the Simple predicate in a sentence is to identify the _______________ or the action the subject is doing in the sentence.
missing nouns
topic of the sentence
answer
verb
What is the simple subject in the sentence below?
A very wild puppy ate most of the teacher's school work.
a very wild puppy
ate most of the teacher's school work
puppy
teacher
Identify the simple predicate in the sentence below.
My teacher encourages the class to read each day.
encourages the class
encourages the class to read
encourages the class to read each day
encourages
Identify the complete subject in the sentence below.
A fierce flock of chickens defended their coop from a sly fox.
a sly fox
defended their coop
a fierce flock of chickens
flock
What is the correct simple predicate of the sentence?
Mr. Ost and his wife ran for ten miles after school.
Mr. Ost and his wife
ran
ran for ten miles
after school
In the sentence below, what is the Complete Predicate?
According to the article, 1,800 people were harmed during the hurricane.
were harmed during the hurricane
were harmed
according to the article
1,800 people
What is the simple subject in the sentence below?
Nana became mad at the brothers, but gave Amada a gift.
Amada
brothers
became mad
Nana
+1 Push yourself: Look at the sentence below. Decide if the sentence has a compound predicate, compound subject, or both.
Mr. Burger and Mrs. Cairns passed out candy after the assembly.
compound predicate
compound subject
both (compound subject and predicate)
