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Review for Midterm Exam

Total questions: 58

Worksheet time: 58mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
In which sentence is the simple subject blue?
a)
The orange flower grew tall.
b)
The orange flower grew tall.
2.
In which sentence is the simple predicate red?
a)
The horse ran in the field.
b)
The horse ran in the field.
3.
In which sentence is the simple subject blue?
a)
Our family is going camping. 
b)
Our family is going camping. 
4.
In which sentence is the simple predicate red?
a)
The fire truck zoomed down the road.
b)
The fire truck zoomed down the road.
5.

What is the complete subject in the following sentence?

The warm weather surprised us.

a)

Weather

b)

The warm weather

c)

surprised

d)

surprised us

6.

What is the complete predicate in the following sentence?

The whole family worked in the garden.

a)

worked

b)

worked in the garden

c)

family

d)

The whole family

7.

Which part of the sentence is highlighted in red?

The turning leaves signal the beginning of fall.

a)

complete subject

b)

complete predicate

8.

Which part of the sentence is highlighted in red?

The squirrels collect nuts for winter.

a)

complete subject

b)

complete predicate

9.

Which part of the sentence is highlighted in red?

A new school year starts in August.

a)

complete subject

b)

complete predicate

10.

Which part of the sentence is highlighted in red?

Crisp, red apples ripen on the trees.

a)

complete subject

b)

complete predicate

11.

Which is the simple subject?

In the bus rode twenty students.

a)

rode

b)

students

c)

Twenty

d)

bus

12.

Which is the simple subject?

Ahead of us stretched the long road.

a)

road

b)

long

c)

stretched

d)

us

13.

Identify the simple subject in the sentence.

At the starting line appeared the brown horse.

a)

brown

b)

horse

c)

appeared

d)

line

14.

Identify the simple predicate of the sentence.

Along the wooden fence walked the curious cat.

a)

walked

b)

cat

c)

fence

15.

Simple subject and simple predicate? There is the book you were looking for.

a)

There, is

b)

you, were

c)

book, is

16.

What is the direct object in this sentence?

We sent a package to our relatives in Iowa.

a)

We

b)

Iowa

c)

package

17.

Identify the indirect object in this sentence:

He told his parents a lie.

a)

He

b)

lie

c)

parents

18.

What is the indirect object?

A movie on TV gave me the chills.

a)

movie

b)

chills

c)

me

19.

What is the indirect object?

They tried giving their baby some mashed peas.

a)

They

b)

peas

c)

baby

20.

What is the direct object?

Helene wrote a story about a pioneer town in Nebraska.

a)

Helene

b)

town

c)

story

21.

What is the direct object?

Max asked Sally a question about the dance.

a)

Max

b)

dance

c)

Sally

d)

question

22.

What is the direct object in the following sentence?

"The eager salesperson sold the couple a new car."

a)

couple

b)

car

c)

salesperson

23.

What is the indirect object in the following sentence?

"The company promises its employees annual pay increases."

a)

company

b)

increases

c)

employees

24.
We sat directly behind home plate, wearing our new jerseys and enjoying the best nachos ever.
a)
simple
b)
compound
c)
fragment
25.

Our dog will run away through the open gate.

a)

simple

b)

compound

c)

complex

d)

compound-complex

26.
Dogs are good pets, for they are always by your side.
a)
Simple
b)
Compound
27.
Hockey is a fast game, and fans shriek with excitement.
a)
Simple Sentence
b)
Compound Sentence
28.
Hockey players are careful, but they still get hurt often.
a)
Simple Sentence
b)
Compound Sentence
29.

Whenever it rained, Kerry thought of her home in Ireland, and she worried about her mother.

a)

Simple

b)

compound

c)

complex

d)

compound-complex

30.

Before he knew it, the winter was over, and tiny buds began to sprout on the trees.

a)

simple

b)

compound

c)

complex

d)

compound-complex

31.

Because there was a snow day, the basketball game was rescheduled for Friday.

a)

simple

b)

compound

c)

complex

d)

compound-complex

32.

We have to go to bed when the clock chimes 10:00.

a)

compound

b)

complex

c)

simple

33.

I had to go to get my prize because I heard my name called on morning announcements.

a)

simple

b)

compound

c)

complex

d)

compound-complex

34.

David wanted a camera, and he was determined to buy one when he had the money.

a)

simple

b)

compound

c)

complex

d)

compound-complex

35.

Saying much in a few clear words.

a)

demean

b)

concise

c)

tirade

36.

to lower the dignity or standing of something like a reputation

a)

demean

b)

corroborate

c)

apprehend

37.

A blunt refusal

a)

endeavor

b)

rebuff

c)

imminent

38.

Able to recover quickly

a)

prudent

b)

amiss

c)

resilient

39.

to provide evidence to make more certain; to confirm.

a)

apprehend

b)

corroborate

c)

surmise

40.

to suppose something without sufficient evidence

a)

corroborate

b)

encompass

c)

surmise

41.

to make a face expressing pain, disgust, or contempt

a)

rebuff

b)

assimilate

c)

grimace

42.

to attempt earnestly

a)

grimace

b)

endeavor

c)

surmise

43.

This word comes from the Greek words an- (without) + onyma (name)

a)

encompass

b)

anonymous

c)

imminent

44.

(v.) To encircle, go or reach around; to enclose; to include with a certain group or class

a)

demean

b)

encompass

c)

calamity

45.

Absolutely necessary

a)

grimace

b)

Imperative

c)

tirade

46.

found everywhere / widespread

a)

prevalent

b)

lackadaisical

c)

imminent

47.

What word means friendly and easy to speak to?

a)

imperative

b)

audacious

c)

affable

48.

Bold or daring

a)

resilient

b)

audacious

c)

affable

49.

Wrong or in a faulty way

a)

concise

b)

surmise

c)

amiss

50.

feeling hopeless or depressed

a)

imminent

b)

despondent

c)

amiss

51.

Definition: a long, angry speech, usually very critical

a)

endeavor

b)

inkling

c)

tirade

52.

What word means a slight suggestion or indication; hint?

a)

inkling

b)

grimace

c)

rebuff

53.

Stare out window, ignore the lesson, put your head down. You would be--

a)

lackadaisical

b)

prudent

c)

resilient

54.

Careful; Cautious; Sensible

a)

affable

b)

despondent

c)

prudent

55.

What is a synonym for apprehend?

a)

understand

b)

wonder

c)

question

56.

to adopt or take on the traditions of the larger or surrounding group

a)

corroborate

b)

assimilate

c)

imperative

57.

What is an event that brings loss or a disaster?

a)

demean

b)

calamity

c)

endeavor

58.

about to happen

a)

imminent

b)

grimace

c)

tirade