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Subject and predicate assessment review

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the complete subject in the sentence: The old abandoned house eerily stood on the hillside.

a)

The old abandoned house

b)

house

c)

stood

d)

eerily stood on the hillside

2.

What is the complete predicate in the sentence: The old abandoned house eerily stood on the hillside.

a)

The old abandoned house

b)

house

c)

stood

d)

eerily stood on the hillside

3.

What is the simple subject in the sentence: My sweet grandmother grabbed a blanket and covered me with it.

a)

grabbed a blanket

b)

My sweet grandmother

c)

grandmother

d)

covered me with it

4.

What is the compound predicate in the sentence: My sweet grandmother grabbed a blanket and covered me with it.

a)

grabbed a blanket

b)

My sweet grandmother

c)

grandmother

d)

grabbed and covered

5.

What is the simple subject of the sentence: Our new neighbors painted their house and replaced the windows.

a)

new

b)

windows

c)

neighbors

d)

house

6.

What is the simple predicate of the sentence: Our new neighbors painted their house and replaced the windows.

a)

painted

b)

replaced

c)

neighbors

d)

painted and replaced

7.

Identify the SIMPLE subject in the following sentence:

Martha, Belinda, and Peter are Tiny Tim's siblings.

a)

Martha

b)

Tiny Tim

c)

Martha, Belinda, Peter

d)

siblings

8.

Identify the SIMPLE predicate in the following sentence:

Family these days enjoy many days of Christmas merriment.

a)

these days

b)

many

c)

merriment

d)

enjoy

9.

Identify the COMPLETE predicate in the following sentence:

Charles Dickens was a British novelist.

a)

was a British novelist

b)

was

c)

British

d)

novelist

10.

What is a predicate?

a)

tells what the subject is or does. Begins with a verb.

b)

a word that begins a sentence.

c)

The complete sentence.

d)

The last word in the sentence, which is usually a verb.

11.
What is a subject?
a)
The thing that describes a verb.
b)
Who or what the sentence is about.
c)
It describes the adjective.
d)
The adjective of the sentence. 
12.

Identify the simple predicate in the sentence.


Pedro finished all of his math homework this afternoon.

a)

Pedro

b)

homework

c)

finished

d)

math

13.

Choose the simple predicate of the sentence.


The wooden guitar needs to be tuned before the show.

a)

show

b)

guitar

c)

before

d)

needs

14.

Identify the simple predicate of the sentence.


The curious cat walked along the wooden fence.

a)

walked

b)

cat

c)

fence

d)

along

15.

Every sentence has how many parts?

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

d)

4

16.

Stella sat in the sand and built a castle with her brother.


What is the simple predicate?

a)

sat

b)

built

c)

sat, built

d)

sat in the sand

17.

Stella and Phineus do not need any help on their project.


What is the simple predicate?

a)

do

b)

do need

c)

do not need

d)

help

18.
what is the subject?
You have a social studies quiz tomorrow.
a)
you
b)
have
c)
social studies
19.
What is the simple predicate?
The haircut took only 15 minutes.
a)
haircut
b)
took
c)
minutes
20.
what is the simple predicate?
The cute girl already likes someone else.
a)
girl
b)
already
c)
likes