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Mentor Sentence 11 Study Guide

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 23mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Find the prepositional phrase: Mary ran around the corner to meet her friends.

a)

to meet

b)

her friends

c)

ran around

d)

around the corner

2.

Find the prepositional phrase: The pencil that fell off the desk was yellow.

a)

off the desk

b)

fell off the desk

c)

was yellow

d)

pencil that fell

3.

Find the prepositional phrase: Fred ran into the pole because he didn't watch where he was going.

a)

where he was going

b)

into the pole

c)

because he didn't watch

d)

ran into

4.

Find the prepositional phrase: Susan ran behind the bushes when she played hide and seek.

a)

when she played

b)

Susan ran behind

c)

played hide and seek

d)

behind the bushes

5.

Find the prepositional phrase: The boy walked the dog down the busy street.

a)

walked the dog

b)

the busy street

c)

down the busy street

d)

dog down the busy

6.

What is the object of the preposition?

That car drove around the block a hundred times!

a)

that

b)

car

c)

block

7.

Find the object of the preposition:

Isaiah sat on his new bike.

a)

sat

b)

bike

c)

Isiah

8.

Find the object of the preposition:

Carmela wandered into the park.

a)

wandered

b)

the

c)

park

9.

Identify the object of the preposition in the following sentence:

Janice and Carla spent the day at the mall.

a)

Janice

b)

Carla

c)

day

d)

mall

10.

Identify the object of the preposition in the following sentence:

We visited the Royal Ontario Museum in Canada.

a)

Canada

b)

We

c)

visited

d)

Royal Ontario Museum

11.
What does the simile "ran like the wind" mean in the sentence below.
The girl ran like the wind to the ice-cream stand.
a)
The wind was blowing really hard.
b)
The wind made the girl run.
c)
The girl ran really fast.
d)
It was windy at the ice-cream stand.
12.
What is the meaning of the simile "as hungry as a horse"?
a)
The horse is very hungry.
b)
You are very hungry.
c)
The horse is hungrier than you.
d)
You are a horse.
13.
Identify the simile in the sentence below.
James was so tired when he got home that he slept like a baby.
a)
James was tired
b)
slept like a baby
c)
he got home
d)
James was a baby
14.
What does the expression "infectious  smile" mean? 
a)
To spread a disease through a smile
b)
To pass on germs to other people
c)
To pass on happiness when they grin or smile
d)
To have really nice teeth
15.
What does the expression to "horse around" mean?
a)
to act or play roughly and noisily
b)
to ride around on a horse
c)
to go horseback riding
d)
to bring your horse around the backyard
16.
What does the expression "wolf something down" mean? 
a)
To wait or hold on
b)
To keep following somebody and disturbing them
c)
To eat something quickly and in big pieces
d)
To feel upset about something
17.
A possessive pronoun shows what?
a)
the subject of a sentence
b)
the object of a sentence
c)
ownership
d)
the subject and object of a sentence
18.

Subject pronouns can serve as the __________ of a sentence.

a)

subject

b)

object

c)

ownership

d)

punctuation

19.

Is the bolded pronoun a subject pronoun or possessive pronoun?: They traveled Spain together.

a)

Subject Pronoun

b)

Possessive Pronoun

20.

Is the bolded pronoun a subject pronoun or possessive pronoun?: She put the airpods on her desk.

a)

Subject Pronoun

b)

Possessive Pronoun

21.

Identify whether the bolded pronoun is a subject or possessive pronoun: The class aced their test.

a)

Subject Pronoun

b)

Possessive Pronoun

22.

Is the bolded pronoun a subject pronoun or possessive pronoun?: I am going to talk to her about this after school.

a)

Subject Pronoun

b)

Possessive Pronoun

23.

Is the bolded pronoun a subject pronoun or possessive pronoun?: The teacher displayed my picture on the wall.

a)

Subject Pronoun

b)

Possessive Pronoun

24.

Is the bolded pronoun a subject pronoun or possessive pronoun?: We are craving Chik-Fil-A.

a)

Subject Pronoun

b)

Possessive Pronoun

25.

Is the bolded pronoun a subject pronoun or possessive pronoun?: They told us not to talk about his business.

a)

Subject Pronoun

b)

Possessive Pronoun