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Daily Review W4

Total questions: 13

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following are common nouns?

a)

Bleckley County

b)

kitten

c)

nacho

d)

Mrs. Baublitz

2.

Select the complete subject

Makayla, Blakelyn, and Ja'Leia played in a tournament this weekend.

a)

played in a tournament this weekend

b)

Makayla, Blakelyn, and Ja'Leia

c)

played

d)

Makayla

3.

Select the complete predicate.

Makayla, Blakelyn, and Ja'Leia played in a tournament this weekend.

a)

played

b)

played in a tournament this weekend.

c)

Makayla, Blakelyn, and Ja'Leia

d)

in a tournament

4.

What is the SIMPLE subject of this sentence?

The big fluffy dog darted across the street

a)

dog

b)

The big fluffy dog

c)

darted

d)

road

5.

What is the meaning of the word devastated?

a)

upset

b)

happy

c)

joyful

d)

funny

6.

Is the following sentence a fragment, run-on, or a complete sentence?

Watched a football game and ate food.

a)

run-on

b)

fragment

c)

complete sentence

7.

Select all of the proper nouns

a)

restaurant

b)

football game

c)

Olive Garden

d)

Walmart

8.

What type of sentence is this?

I can't believe I just did that!

a)

command

b)

exclamation

c)

statement

d)

question

9.

Is this sentence a complete sentence, fragment, or run-on?

The Royals will be playing at home this Friday.

a)

run-on

b)

fragment

c)

complete sentence

10.

Is this sentence a complete sentence, fragment, or run-on?

I think I will go to the store and buy some pizza it is my favorite thing to eat

a)

run-on

b)

fragment

c)

complete sentence

11.

Is the following sentence a fragment, run-on, or a complete sentence?

Georgia beat South Carolina this weekend they were awesome.

a)

run-on

b)

fragment

c)

complete sentence

12.

What is the meaning of this idiom?

It's raining cats and dogs.

a)

It is going to snow.

b)

It is raining very hard.

c)

There are dogs and cats running around.

d)

Dogs and cats are falling from the air.

13.

What is the meaning of this idiom?

They are like two peas and a pod.

a)

They are really good friends

b)

They are both tall.

c)

They are going to eat peas.