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Noun Jobs

Total questions: 112

Worksheet time: 2hrs 45mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

1. The ANT carried a seed into the shade.

a)

subject

b)

direct object

c)

indirect object

d)

object of the preposition

2.

2. The ant carried a SEED into the shade.

a)

subject

b)

direct object

c)

indirect object

d)

object of the preposition

3.

3. The ant carried a seed into the SHADE.

a)

subject

b)

direct object

c)

indirect object

d)

object of the preposition

4.

4. The chef cooked me a delicious meal for DINNER.

a)

subject

b)

direct object

c)

indirect object

d)

object of the preposition

5.

5. The chef cooked me a delicious MEAL for dinner.

a)

subject

b)

direct object

c)

indirect object

d)

object of the preposition

6.

6. The CHEF cooked me a delicious meal for dinner.

a)

subject

b)

direct object

c)

indirect object

d)

object of the preposition

7.

7. Sara built Wendy a pillow FORT over the weekend.

a)

subject

b)

direct object

c)

indirect object

d)

object of the preposition

8.

8. SARA built Wendy a pillow fort over the weekend.

a)

subject

b)

direct object

c)

indirect object

d)

object of the preposition

9.

9. Sara built Wendy a pillow fort over the WEEKEND.

a)

subject

b)

direct object

c)

indirect object

d)

object of the preposition

10.

10. Sara built WENDY a pillow fort over the weekend.

a)

subject

b)

direct object

c)

indirect object

d)

object of the preposition

11.

The captain of the boat explained all the rules to the young anglers.

a)

Object of the Preposition

b)

Subject

c)

Predicate Noun

(Complement)

d)

Direct Object

12.

His boat remains a source of pride for the captain.

a)

Object of the Preposition

b)

Subject

c)

Predicate Noun

d)

Indirect Object

13.

That elderly guide is a mentor to many aspiring anglers.

a)

Object of the Preposition

b)

Subject

c)

Predicate Noun

d)

Direct Object

14.

The fishing expeditions was really a fun trip.

a)

Object of the Preposition

b)

Subject

c)

Predicate Noun

d)

Direct Object

15.

The fishing guide taught the campers netting techniques.

a)

Object of the Preposition

b)

Subject

c)

Predicate Noun

d)

Indirect Object

16.

Are boats available at the campsite?

a)

Object of the Preposition

b)

Subject

c)

Predicate Noun

d)

Direct Object

17.

You must extinguish the campfire before bedtime.

a)

Object of the Preposition

b)

Subject

c)

Predicate Noun

d)

Direct Object

18.

The entire family sat around the campfire.

a)

Object of the Preposition

b)

Subject

c)

Predicate Noun

d)

Direct Object

19.

Ballet is a form of formal dancing.

a)

Object of the Preposition

b)

Subject

c)

Predicate Noun

d)

Indirect Object

20.

Dancing is one of the oldest forms of communication.

a)

Object of the Preposition

b)

Subject

c)

Predicate Noun

d)

Direct Object

21.

The clowns in the [car] were performers in the carnival.

a)

subject

b)

direct object

c)

object of a preposition

d)

predicate nominative

22.

Suddenly, the silent [mountain] began to rumble and shake.

a)

Subject

b)

Direct Object

c)

Object of a Preposition

d)

Predicate Nominative

23.

My favorite summer pastime is [watching] the grass grow.

a)

subject

b)

direct object

c)

object of a preposition

d)

predicate noun

24.

Michael gave [Jennifer] chocolates for her birthday.

a)

Subject

b)

Direct Object

c)

Indirect Object

d)

Object of the Preposition

25.

The pod of [whales] migrated to the South during the winter months.

a)

Subject

b)

Object of a Preposition

c)

Direct Object

d)

Predicate Nominative

26.

The confused [man] stood still and silent for a along while.

a)

subject

b)

direct object

c)

object of a preposition

d)

predicate nominative

27.

My favorite winter activity is [to ice skate].

a)

Subject

b)

Direct Object

c)

Object of a Preposition

d)

Predicate Nominative

28.

Hayley watched [anime] for many hours last weekend.

a)

Subject

b)

Direct Object

c)

Object of a Preposition

d)

Indirect Object

29.

Shelly gave her [sister] some advice about school.

a)

Subject

b)

Indirect Object

c)

Direct Object

d)

Predicate Nominative

30.

The birds in the [tree] chirped loudly all spring.

a)

Subject

b)

Direct Object

c)

Object of a Preposition

d)

Predicate Nominative

31.

The bowl of [soup] was too hot, so Ted needed to wait.

a)

Subject

b)

Direct Object

c)

Predicate Nominative

d)

Object of the Preposition

32.

The error on the test was the last [question].

a)

Subject

b)

Predicate Nominative

c)

Direct Object

d)

Object of a Preposition

33.

[Golfing] is an underrated sport.

a)

Subject

b)

Direct Object

c)

Predicate Nominative

d)

Object of the Preposition

34.

Gavin Newsom is our [Governor].

a)

Direct Object

b)

Predicate Nominative

c)

Subject

d)

Indirect Object

35.

Martin handed [Sheila] the envelope.

a)

Subject

b)

Direct Object

c)

Indirect Object

d)

Object of the Preposition

36.

Shelby opened her [folder] and found her [assignment].

a)

Direct Objects

b)

Indirect Objects

c)

Subjects

d)

Predicate Nominatives

37.

Brian is the captain of his [team].

a)

Direct Object

b)

Object of a Preposition

c)

Subject

d)

Indirect Object

38.

Marvin taught [Shellany] some new magic tricks.

a)

Direct Object

b)

Object of a Preposition

c)

Indirect Object

d)

Subject

39.
Find the predicate nominative. 
Cecie's favorite toy is her baby doll. 
a)
Cecie's
b)
toy
c)
her
d)
doll
40.
Find the indirect object. 
Don't make me a promise you can't keep. 
a)
make
b)
me
c)
promise
d)
you
41.
Find the direct object.
Jenny, please pass the ball more in the next game. 
a)
Jenny
b)
pass
c)
ball
d)
game
42.
What function is the green noun phrase serving?
Mrs. Hill, a BAMS teacher, tries to make learning fun. 
a)
predicate nominative
b)
appositive
c)
object complement
d)
subject
43.
What function is the green noun serving?
Is that shirt from Target?
a)
object complement
b)
direct object
c)
object of the preposition
d)
indirect object
44.
What function is the green noun serving?
I read books during study hall. 
a)
subject
b)
indirect object
c)
direct object
d)
object of a preposition
45.
True or False:
Direct objects follow linking verbs. 
a)
True
b)
False
46.
Find the indirect object...
Mrs. Hill taught the class a lesson last week.
a)
Mrs. Hill
b)
class
c)
lesson
d)
week
47.
Find the direct object...
Is Derek taking his bike to the park?
a)
Derek
b)
taking
c)
bike
d)
park
48.
The following sentence contains all of the following except...
The boys sent their grandmother a letter on Saturday. 
a)
direct object
b)
indirect object
c)
object of the preposition
d)
appositive
49.
The underlined word/phrase is...
The West Wing, my favorite show, is a cleverly written narrative.
a)
Subject
b)
Appositive 
c)
Direct Object
d)
Predicate Nominative
50.
Find the object of the preposition.
He confidently reported on the weather.
a)
confidently
b)
reported
c)
on
d)
weather
51.
Find the predicate nominative.
Mia, a girl in my math class, is my friend.
a)
Mia
b)
girl
c)
math class
d)
friend
52.
Find the direct object:
The singer forgot the lyrics to the song. 
a)
singer
b)
lyrics 
c)
song 
d)
forgot
53.
Find the direct object:
The baker made a mistake in the recipe. 
a)
mistake 
b)
made 
c)
 baker 
d)
recipe 
54.

What is the function of the underlined noun in the sentence below?


Some people carry a four-leaf clover or other charm for good luck.

a)

subject

b)

direct object

c)

indirect object

d)

object of the preposition

e)

predicate noun

55.

What is the function of the underlined noun in the sentence below?


One type of superstition is a belief that a certain action will cause something else to happen.

a)

subject

b)

direct object

c)

indirect object

d)

object of the preposition

e)

predicate noun

56.

What is the function of the underlined noun in the sentence below?


Superstitions have existed in all civilizations and in all times.

a)

subject

b)

direct object

c)

indirect object

d)

object of the preposition

e)

predicate noun

57.

What is the function of the underlined noun in the sentence below?


Many superstitions have been passed from generation to generation.

a)

subject

b)

direct object

c)

indirect object

d)

object of the preposition

e)

predicate noun

58.

Ethel gave Thelma her luck rabbit's foot for good luck.

a)

subject

b)

direct object

c)

indirect object

d)

object of the preposition

e)

predicate noun

59.
Which word is NOT an example of an abstract noun?
a)
freedom
b)
shoe
c)
beauty
d)
dream
60.

A direct object always follows what kind of verb?

a)

action

b)

helping

c)

linking

d)

all of these

61.

A preposition always ends with the...

a)

direct object

b)

indirect object

c)

object of the preposition

d)

subject

62.
Find the indirect object. 
Don't make me a promise you can't keep. 
a)
make
b)
me
c)
promise
d)
you
63.
Find the direct object.
Jenny, please pass the ball more in the next game. 
a)
Jenny
b)
pass
c)
ball
d)
game
64.
What function is the green noun phrase serving?
Mrs. Hill, a BAMS teacher, tries to make learning fun. 
a)
predicate nominative
b)
appositive
c)
object complement
d)
subject
65.
What function is the green noun serving?
I read books during study hall. 
a)
subject
b)
indirect object
c)
direct object
d)
object of a preposition
66.
Find the indirect object...
Mrs. Hill taught the class a lesson last week.
a)
Mrs. Hill
b)
class
c)
lesson
d)
week
67.
Find the direct object...
Is Derek taking his bike to the park?
a)
Derek
b)
taking
c)
bike
d)
park
68.
The underlined word/phrase is...
The West Wing, my favorite show, is a cleverly written narrative.
a)
Subject
b)
Appositive 
c)
Direct Object
d)
Predicate Nominative
69.
Find the object of the preposition.
He confidently reported on the weather.
a)
confidently
b)
reported
c)
on
d)
weather
70.
I am  thirteen years old

What type of verb is am?

a)
transitive
b)
intransitive
c)
linking
d)
action
71.
Find the direct object:
The singer forgot the lyrics to the song. 
a)
singer
b)
lyrics 
c)
song 
d)
forgot
72.

The principal offered Mr. Kramer a job.

a)

subject

b)

direct object

c)

indirect object

d)

object of a preposition

e)

predicate noun

73.
Identify the noun function of the highlighted word.
Morning commute would be less stressful if you leave early.
a)
Subject
b)
Subject Complement
c)
Appositive
d)
Direct Address
74.
Identify the noun function of the highlighted word.
Matthew is the new team captain for the pep rally later.
a)
Subject
b)

Predicate Nominative

c)

Object of the Preposition

d)
Appositive
75.
Identify the noun function of the highlighted word.
His friends are the newly chosen artists for the Comic book Club.
a)
Subject
b)

Predicate Nominative

c)

Object of the Preposition

d)
Appositive
76.
Identify the noun function of the highlighted word.
Richard, the guitarist, can also play the piano, clarinet, and drums.
a)
Subject
b)

Predicate Nominative

c)

Object of the Preposition

d)
Appositive
77.
Which sentence uses the word "athlete" as subject?
a)
The athlete works hard for his team and his scholarship.
b)
Lex, the athlete, is very hard working in both his studies and games.
c)
Raffy is the athlete who got distinguished because of his hard work.
d)
Josh, as an athlete, hard work is part of the process.
78.

Which sentence uses the word "singer" as predicate nominative?

a)
Drake got into acting first before becoming a singer.
b)
Jason Mraz is a singer and songwriter who got famous in the San Diego coffee shop scene.
c)
The singer started off as a waitress and a songwriter for other artists.
d)
Mike, the wedding singer, was too sick to sing at the ceremony.
79.
It is a noun that is being talked about and is the doer of the action.
a)
Subject
b)

Predicate Nominative

c)
Appositive
d)

Object of the Preposition

80.
It is a noun that renames another noun right beside it. It is also gives an additional information about the noun.
a)

Predicate Noun

b)

Appositive

c)

Object of the Preposition

d)

Direct Object

81.
Which word functions as an appositive in the sentence?
Mr. Chua, the president of the company, eats lunch with his employees every day.
a)
Mr. Chua
b)
President
c)
Eats lunch
d)
Every day
82.
Which word functions as subject in the sentence?
Christian plays the guitar frequently that's why he is so good at it.
a)
Christian
b)
Guitar
c)
Frequently
d)
Good
83.

Which word functions as predicate nominative in the sentence? The most visited place in the Philippines is Palawan.

a)
Place
b)
The Philippines
c)
Most visited
d)
Palawan
84.
What is the direct object in the following sentence?
Stephen drives Trace's Corvette on Sunday afternoons.
a)
Stephen
b)
Trace's
c)
Corvette
d)
Sunday afternoons
85.
Sometimes we are late for school.    (WE)
a)
Subject
b)
Direct Object
c)
Indirect object
d)
Object of Preposition
86.
My friends usually come talk to me.  (ME)
a)
Subject
b)
Object of preposition
c)
indirect object
d)
predicate nominative
87.
Is the word in red a direct or indirect object?
Every summer, Mr. Vance serves ice cream to the beachgoers on the boardwalk.
a)
Direct Object
b)
Indirect Object
c)
subject
d)
object of prepostition
88.
Is the word in red a direct or indirect object?
Matt bought Jasmine a large teddy bear for Valentine's Day.
a)
Direct Object
b)
Indirect Object
c)
subject
d)
object of preposition
89.
My sister is a nurse at Memorial Hospital.
a)
Direct Object
b)
Predicate Nominative
c)
indirect object
d)
object of preposition
90.
Justin found a turtle in the pond.
a)
Direct Object
b)
Predicate Noun
c)
Predicate Adjective
d)
object of preposition
91.
The little girl played Candyland with her mother.
a)
Direct Object
b)
Predicate Noun
c)
Predicate Adjective
d)
Subject
92.
What is the object of the preposition in the following prepositional phrase?  Elizabeth and Natalie enjoy picking baskets of flowers and leaves.
a)
enjoy
b)
Elizabeth/Natalie
c)
flowers/leaves
d)
picking
93.
Name the object of the preposition.
Fans of the cartoonist read his comic strips eagerly.
a)
fans
b)
cartoonist
c)
read
d)
comic strips
94.

Identify the word in red in this sentence.
Ginny is a great dancer!
 

a)

Object of the Preposition

b)

Subject

c)

Predicate Noun

d)

Indirect Object

95.
Dancing is movement in rhythm, usually accompanied with music.
a)

Object of the Preposition

b)

Subject

c)

Predicate Noun

d)

Direct Object

96.
Dancing is one of the oldest forms of communication.
a)

Object of the Preposition

b)

Subject

c)

Predicate Noun

d)

Direct Object

97.
Ballet is a form of formal dancing.
a)

Object of the Preposition

b)

Subject

c)

Predicate Noun

d)

Indirect Object

98.
Harry caught that fish with his new fishing rod!
a)

Object of the Preposition

b)

Subject

c)

Predicate Noun

d)

Direct Object

99.
You must extinguish the campfire before bedtime.
a)

Object of the Preposition

b)

Subject

c)

Predicate Noun

d)

Direct Object

100.
Are boats available at the campsite?
a)
OP
b)
S
c)
PN
d)
DO
101.
Here is a bunch of boats just waiting to be used!
a)
OP
b)
S
c)
PN
d)
IO
102.
The fishing guide taught the campers netting techniques.
a)
OP
b)
S
c)
PN
d)
IO
103.
The fishing expeditions was really a fun trip.
a)
OP
b)
S
c)
PN
104.
The elderly guide is a mentor to many aspiring anglers.
a)
OP
b)
S
c)
PN
d)
IO
105.
That elderly guide is a mentor to many aspiring anglers.
a)
OP
b)
S
c)
PN
d)
DO
106.

My old tackle box under the stairs

a)

Object of the Preposition

b)

Subject

c)

Predicate Noun

d)

Direct Object

107.
My brother mailed my dad a postcard with his prize fish on the front!
a)
OP
b)
S
c)
PN
d)
DO
108.
My Dad mailed my brother more money!
a)
OP
b)
S
c)
PN
d)
IO
109.
The captain of the boat explained all the rules to the young anglers.
a)
OP
b)
S
c)
PN
d)
DO
110.
His boat remains a source of pride for the captain.
a)
OP
b)
S
c)
PN
d)
IO
111.
My brother's prized fish remains the best memory of summer!
a)

Object of the Preposition

b)

Subject

c)

Predicate Noun

d)

Direct Object

112.
My little brother will always remember his exciting summer.
a)

Object of the Preposition

b)

Subject

c)

Predicate Noun

d)

Direct Object