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Total questions: 77
Worksheet time: 52mins
Select the option below will all common nouns.
Sally, sister, store, milk
love, children, home, school
mood, John, friend, birds
Romeo, Juliet, Lincoln
Select the option below with all proper nouns.
Lincoln, school, teacher, Shaq
refrigerator, flower, music, brain
Peter, Paul, Mary
daisy, roses, lilies
Which is the plural form of "country"?
countryies
countries
country's
country
Which is the plural form of "wife"?
wifey
wifes
wifs
wives
Which is the singular form of "loaves"?
loave
loafs
loafes
loaf
Which is the singluar form of "children"
childs
child
childs
childrens
Correct the error, or choose 'no error':
The strings were loose on Ericas tennis racket.
No error
Erica's
Ericas'
Choose the sentence that corrects the errors:
Giraffes long necks' help them reach their food.
No error
Giraffes' long necks help them reach their food.
Giraffe's long necks' help them reach their food.
Which word is a common noun in this sentence?
Susie rode her new bike around the block in five minutes.
Susie
bike
around
rode
Which word in the sentence is a proper noun?
Susie rode her new bike around the block in five minutes.
Susie
her
around
block
Which word in the sentence is a pronoun?
Susie rode her new bike around the block in five minutes.
block
Susie
her
five
Which pronoun would best replace "the textbooks"
The students picked the textbooks up from the front of the room.
it
they
him
them
The guests rang the doorbell.
The doorbell rang and the dog barked.
The doorbell rang and the dog barked.
The factory coughed puffs of steam out of its smokestacks.
What is the helping verb in this sentence?
Jeffrey has hit the most home runs.
The puppy has been barking for an hour.
Which verb tense is used for actions that are finished/completed? It's usually formed by adding "has/have/had" before the past participle of a verb.
Perfect tense
Future tense
Past tense
Present tense
Which verb tense is being used in this sentence? "I went to the store alone at night."
Perfect tense
Future tense
Past tense
Present tense
Which verb tense is being used in this sentence? "Tomorrow, there will be a test."
Perfect tense
Future tense
Past tense
Present tense
Which verb tense is being used in this sentence? "I have forgotten the lesson already."
Perfect tense
Future tense
Past tense
Present tense
Are you eating breakfast today ___
Go to bed and turn the lights off ___
The sunlight was bright and warm ___
Should be able to visit.
fragment
run on
complete sentence
We wanted to have a party everyone agreed to come.
run on
complete sentence
fragment
I fell asleep early last night because I was tired.
complete sentence
run on
fragment
I rode my bike over the rocks, I got a flat tire.
fragment
run on
complete sentence
Who or what the sentence is about
Complete Subject
Simple Subject
Compound Subject
Simple Predicate
All of the words describing who or what the sentence is about
Complete Subject
Complete Predicate
Compound Subject
Simple Predicate
Identify the underlined part of the sentence:
The scary ghost floats through the fog.
Compound Predicate
Compound Subject
Complete Predicate
Complete subject
Identify the underlined part of the sentence:
The crows squawk loudly and fly across the field.
Complete Subject
Compound Predicate
Simple Predicate
Complete Predicate
Identify the underlined part of the sentence:
The mean witch and the spooky vampire love to steal candy!
Complete Subject
Simple Subject
Simple Predicate
Compound Subject
Identify the simple predicate in the following sentence: The entire family went on a vacation to Florida.
family
The entire family
went
went on a vacation to Florida.
Identify the simple subject in the following sentence: The curious kitten jumped inside the box.
kitten
The curious kitten
jumped
jumped inside the box
Identify the function of the underlined word(s) in the sentence:
Michelle drove around the broken glass.
adjective
adverb
preposition
object of the preposition
Identify the function of the underlined word(s) in the sentence:
Doug carefully poured the warm milk into the mug.
adjective
adverb
preposition
object of the preposition
Identify the prepositional phrase in the sentence:
A large piano stood inside the music room.
A large piano
piano stood
stood inside
inside the music room
Identify the function of the prepositional phrase underlined in the sentence:
The package with the big red bow is mine.
adjective phrase
adverb phrase
Identify the function of the prepositional phrase underlined in the sentence:
Everyone watched television throughout dinner.
adjective phrase
adverb phrase
Identify the function of the prepositional phrase underlined in the sentence:
They always eat lunch on Fridays at a fancy restaurant.
adjective phrase
adverb phrase
Which parts of speech can be the object of a preposition?
adjective
noun
preposition
pronoun
Identify the word the underlined phrase modifies and tell if it's an adverb phrase or an adjective phrase.
The angry lion quietly walked behind the tall, yellow grass.
walked; adverb
quietly; adverb
lion; adjective
grass; adjective
Choose the sentence that is written correctly.
I hope we will have no homework, so I can play outside.
I hope we will have no homework, I can play outside.
Choose the sentence that is written correctly.
The basketball game begins at 7:00, make sure you're there before 6:30.
The basketball game begins at 7:00. Make sure you're there before 6:30.
The basketball game begins at 7:00 make sure you're there before 6:30.
Which run-on sentence correction is NOT correct?
I am so tired. I can't wait for the holiday break!
I am so tired; I can't wait for the holiday break!
I am so tired, I can't wait for the holiday break!
I am so tired, so I can't wait for the holiday break!
Many words can be used as nouns (idea, person, place, or thing) as well as adjectives (describes nouns).
True
False
Is the word 'night' being used as a noun or adjective? The night sky was an object of study for Ptolemy.
Noun
Adjective
Identify the noun used as an adjective, in the sentence below:
The chocolate cake was a hit at the celebration.
celebration
cake
chocolate
hit
we flew on delta airlines from miami.
(a)
Which is correct?
please ask mr. wyatt if I can play minecraft on the computer.
Please ask Mr. Wyatt if i can play Minecraft on the computer.
Please ask Mr. Wyatt if I can play minecraft on the computer.
Please ask Mr. Wyatt if I can play Minecraft on the computer.
Which of the sentences below, separates the items using commas correctly?
Mrs. Tallman told us to put away our iPads get out our books and turn to page 109.
Mrs. Tallman told us to put away, our iPads, get out, our books, and turn to page 109.
Mrs. Tallman told us to put away our iPads, get out our books, and turn to page 109.
Which sentence uses commas to punctuate a series correctly?
The principal, the teachers, and the staff gather in the library for a meeting.
The principal, the teachers and the staff gathered in the library for a meeting.
The principal, the teachers and the staff, gathered in the library for a meeting.
Fierce winds wildly uprooted large oak trees.
One character, Linus, always carries a blanket.
Kyle studied the many pages of notes for the test.
The boys went to the beach, but ______ left when it began to rain.
we
you
he
they
My mom planted flowers, but she forgot to water ______.
it
them
her
they
I borrowed a pencil from Carlos. I returned ____ later.
it
them
him
us
A person, place, thing, or an idea
Noun
Words that describe or modify other words in a sentence
Adjective
Words or a group of words that modify verbs
Adverb
Show action or state-of-being
Verb
Words that replace nouns in sentences in order to avoid repetition
Pronoun
The pronoun, I, is a . . .
1st person objective pronoun
1st person nominative pronoun
3rd person objective pronoun
3rd person possessive pronoun
The pronoun, he, is a . . .
1st person objective pronoun
1st person nominative pronoun
3rd person nominative pronoun
3rd person possessive pronoun
The pronoun, you, is a . . .
2nd person objective pronoun
2nd person nominative pronoun
3rd person nominative pronoun
3rd person possessive pronoun
The pronoun, my, is a . . .
2nd person objective pronoun
2nd person nominative pronoun
3rd person nominative pronoun
1st person possessive pronoun
The pronoun, its, is a . . .
3rd person objective pronoun
2nd person nominative pronoun
3rd person posessive pronoun
2nd person possessive pronoun
