WorksheetsParts of a Sentence
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
The soup was DISGUSTING.
a)
predicate nominative
b)
predicate adjective
c)
direct object
d)
indirect object
e)
objective complement
2.
Shelly loves sitting outside in the SUNSHINE.
a)
predicate nominative
b)
predicate adjective
c)
direct object
d)
indirect object
e)
object of the preposition
3.
MY DAUGHTER'S FAVORITE MOVIE is Trolls World Tour.
a)
compound subject
b)
compound predicate
c)
complete subject
d)
complete predicate
e)
simple subject
4.
The new house is a MANSION.
a)
predicate nominative
b)
predicate adjective
c)
direct object
d)
indirect object
e)
simple predicate
5.
We gave our new NEIGHBORS a batch of fresh cookies.
a)
predicate nominative
b)
predicate adjective
c)
direct object
d)
indirect object
e)
simple predicate
6.
Mr. Tinley always drinks COFFEE in the morning.
a)
predicate nominative
b)
predicate adjective
c)
direct object
d)
indirect object
e)
simple predicate
7.
The Halloween DECORATIONS were over-the-top.
a)
simple subject
b)
complete subject
c)
complete predicate
d)
compound subject
e)
compound predicate
8.
Jared WAS EXPELLED FOR FIGHTING IN SCHOOL.
a)
complete predicate
b)
complete subject
c)
compound subject
d)
compound predicate
e)
simple predicate
9.
The boss FIRED and SUED Levi for his lewd behavior at work.
a)
compound predicate
b)
complete subject
c)
complete predicate
d)
compound subject
e)
simple predicate
10.
My teacher finds poorly-written emails ANNOYING.
a)
objective complement
b)
predicate nominative
c)
predicate adjective
d)
direct object
e)
indirect object
11.
READING and WRITING are my two favorite pastimes.
a)
compound subject
b)
simple subject
c)
simple predicate
d)
compound predicate
e)
complete subject
12.
Cheryl’s goal IS to win the race.
a)
simple predicate
b)
simple subject
c)
compound subject
d)
compound predicate
e)
complete subject
13.
Between which two words in the following sentence would you draw a dividing line to show where the complete subject ENDS and the complete predicate BEGINS? The toddler’s carefree singing brought a smile to everyone’s face.
a)
between "carefree" and "singing"
b)
between "singing" and "brought"
c)
between "smile" and "to"
d)
between "toddler's" and "carefree"
e)
14.
Between which two words in the following sentence would you draw a dividing line to show where the complete subject ENDS and the complete predicate BEGINS? Randy and Carson snuck around back of the house quietly.
a)
between "Randy" and "Carson"
b)
between "snuck" and "around"
c)
between "the" and "house"
d)
between "Carson" and "snuck"
e)
15.
Between which two words in the following sentence would you draw a dividing line to show where the complete subject ENDS and the complete predicate BEGINS? In the middle of the night, I heard a loud noise on the front porch.
a)
between "middle" and "of"
b)
between "heard" and "a"
c)
between "I" and "heard"
d)
between "loud" and "snuck"
e)
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