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ENG 11 Grammar: 18.3 Direct Objects (P. 32)

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

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1.

Exercise 1: Recognizing Direct Objects

Identify the Direct Object(s) in the given sentence. If there is not a Direct Object, then select "NONE."


1. Many mystery authors develop memorable and lasting characters in their books.

a)

books

b)

characters

c)

authors

d)

lasting characters

2.

Exercise 1: Recognizing Direct Objects

Identify the Direct Object(s) in the given sentence. If there is not a Direct Object, then select "NONE."


2. For instance, Ellory Queen and Hercule Poirot have fought evil in novel after novel.

a)

Ellory Queen, Hercule Poirot

b)

novel

c)

novel, novel

d)

evil

3.

Exercise 1: Recognizing Direct Objects

Identify the Direct Object(s) in the given sentence. If there is not a Direct Object, then select "NONE."


3. Sherlock Holmes helped Scotland Yard with many of its unsolved crimes.

a)

Scotland Yard

b)

crimes

c)

Sherlock Holmes

d)

many

4.

Exercise 1: Recognizing Direct Objects

Identify the Direct Object(s) in the given sentence. If there is not a Direct Object, then select "NONE."


4. In 1930, Agatha Christie's Miss Marple solved her first case.

a)

Miss Marple

b)

Agatha Christie

c)

first

d)

case

5.

Exercise 1: Recognizing Direct Objects

Identify the Direct Object(s) in the given sentence. If there is not a Direct Object, then select "NONE."


5. Readers love Perry Mason and Lieutenant Tragg.

a)

Perry Mason

b)

Readers

c)

Lieutenant Tragg

d)

Perry Mason, Lieutenant Tragg

6.

Exercise 1: Recognizing Direct Objects

Identify the Direct Object(s) in the given sentence. If there is not a Direct Object, then select "NONE."


6. With unbelievable consistency, Perry Mason uncovered the vital clues in every case.

a)

Perry Mason

b)

vital clues

c)

every case

d)

clues

7.

Exercise 1: Recognizing Direct Objects

Identify the Direct Object(s) in the given sentence. If there is not a Direct Object, then select "NONE."


7. Dorothy Gilman introduced her heroine to readers only a few years ago.

a)

heroine

b)

Dorothy Gilman

c)

readers

d)

NONE

8.

Exercise 1: Recognizing Direct Objects

Identify the Direct Object(s) in the given sentence. If there is not a Direct Object, then select "NONE."


8. In Gilman's book, Mrs. Pollifax, a grandmother, applies for a job as a spy with the CIA.

a)

grandmother

b)

job

c)

spy

d)

NONE

9.

Exercise 1: Recognizing Direct Objects

Identify the Direct Object(s) in the given sentence. If there is not a Direct Object, then select "NONE."


9. Almost every young person has read the Nancy Drew and Hardy Boys mysteries.

a)

Nancy Drew

b)

Hardy Boys

c)

Nancy Drew, Hardy Boys

d)

mysteries

10.

Exercise 1: Recognizing Direct Objects

Identify the Direct Object(s) in the given sentence. If there is not a Direct Object, then select "NONE."


10. Recently, the movie Murder by Death lampooned many of the most beloved fictional detectives.

a)

many

b)

most

c)

detectives

d)

NONE