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4 Kinds of Sentences/Subjects and Predicates

Total questions: 36

Worksheet time: 27mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the complete subject in the following sentence?

Marty Shaw heard the bulldozer.

a)

Marty

b)

Marty Shaw

c)

heard the bulldozer.

d)

heard

2.

What is the Simple Subject of this sentence:


The blue and purple backpack has polka dots.

a)

has

b)

has polka dots

c)

The blue and purple backpack

d)

backpack

3.

What is the complete subject?

The children built a sandcastle.

a)

The

b)

children built

c)

The children

d)

built a sandcastle

4.

The loud students walked quickly through the halls.

a)

simple subject

b)

complete subject

c)

simple predicate

d)

complete predicate

5.

The softball player ran quickly to third base.

a)

simple subject

b)

complete subject

c)

simple predicate

d)

complete predicate

6.

The students wrote stories on their computers.

a)

simple subject

b)

complete subject

c)

simple predicate

d)

complete predicate

7.

What is the complete predicate of the sentence?

The owner of the bicycle shop smiled.

a)

The owner of the bicycle shop

b)

The owner

c)

of the bicycle shop smiled.

d)

smiled

8.

What is the SIMPLE Predicate of this sentence?

Customers were filling the shop.

a)

Customers

b)

were filling

c)

the shop

d)

were filling the shop.

9.

What is the Complete Subject?

A tall blond girl had been studying one bicycle.

a)

A tall

b)

A tall blond girl

c)

had been studying

d)

one bicycle

10.

What is the SIMPLE SUBJECT?

Crowds of curious customers have been staring at the unicycle.

a)

crowds

b)

crowds of curious customers

c)

customers

d)

have been studying

11.

What is the SIMPLE PREDICATE?

Crowds of curious customers have been staring at the unicycle.

a)

have

b)

have been

c)

have been staring

d)

staring

12.

He wants a bicycle with seats and pedals for two riders.

a)

simple subject

b)

simple predicate

c)

complete subject

d)

complete predicate

13.

A shiny silver bell hung from its handlebar.

a)

simple subject

b)

simple predicate

c)

complete subject

d)

complete predicate

14.

Julie's sister was buying some reflectors.

a)

simple subject

b)

simple predicate

c)

complete subject

d)

complete predicate

15.

Marty's eyes sparkled with delight.

a)

simple subject

b)

simple predicate

c)

complete subject

d)

complete predicate

16.

What is the SIMPLE SUBJECT?

This unusual, awkward vehicle is an antique.

a)

unusual

b)

awkward, vehicle

c)

antique

d)

vehicle

17.

What is the COMPLETE SUBJECT?

He could hear the bulldozer's horn.

a)

He could hear

b)

He

c)

could hear

d)

could

18.

What is the COMPLETE PREDICATE?

Uncle Bert examined a mountain bike.

a)

Uncle Bert

b)

examined

c)

examined a mountain bike

d)

mountain bike

19.

He wants a bicycle with seats and pedals for two riders.

a)

simple subject

b)

simple predicate

c)

complete subject

d)

complete predicate

20.

Todd Mitchell from Dallas asked about a tandem.

a)

simple subject

b)

simple predicate

c)

complete subject

d)

complete predicate

21.

Imperative sentences

a)

give a command or instructions

b)

ask a question

c)

give information or facts

d)

express a BIG emotion

22.

Declarative sentences end with...

a)

a period (.)

b)

a question mark (?)

c)

an exclamation mark (!)

23.

I am hungry for pizza. Is a _________ sentence

a)

declarative sentence

b)

interrogative sentence

c)

imperative sentence

d)

exclamatory sentence

24.

Go to your computer and finish working. Is a ___________ sentence

a)

declarative sentence

b)

interrogative sentence

c)

imperative sentence

d)

exclamatory sentence

25.
We decided to climb the tall tree.
a)
declarative
b)
interrogative
c)
exclamatory
d)
imperative
26.
Put on your boots before you go in the rain.
a)
declarative
b)
imperative
c)
interrogative
d)
exclamatory
27.
Sit down.
a)
declarative
b)
imperative
c)
interrogative
d)
exclamatory
28.
Stay in your seat.
a)
declarative
b)
exclamatory
c)
imperative
d)
interrogative
29.
This quiz is easy.
a)
declarative
b)
exclamatory
c)
imperative
d)
interrogative
30.
Please pass the salt.
a)
declarative
b)
exclamatory
c)
imperative
d)
interrogative
31.
This type of punctuation ends imperative sentences.
a)
period
b)
period and/or question mark
c)
period or exclamation point
d)
exclamation point
32.
In 1776, there were fifty-three newspapers in London.
a)
declarative
b)
exclamatory
c)
imperative
d)
interrogative
33.
Insects outnumber people by millions to one.
a)
declarative
b)
exclamatory
c)
imperative
d)
interrogative
34.

Ms. Anderson is the best!

a)

Declarative

b)

Imperative

c)

Interrogative

d)

Exclamatory

35.

Kash, can you move your ears?

a)

Delcarative

b)

Imperative

c)

Interragotive

d)

Exclamatory

36.

Sydni, do you like your new glasses?

a)

Declarative

b)

Imperative

c)

Interrogative

d)

Exclamatory