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WorksheetsGrammar quiz
Total questions: 150
Worksheet time: 1hrs 25mins
An imperative sentence
makes a statement or tells something
asks a question
gives a command
shows strong feelings or surprise
A declarative sentence
makes a statement or tells something
asks a question
gives a command
shows strong feelings or surprise
A declarative sentence
makes a statement or tells something
asks a question
gives a command
shows strong feelings or surprise
An interrogative sentence
makes a statement or tells something
asks a question
gives a command
shows strong feelings or surprise
An imperative sentence
makes a statement or tells something
asks a question
gives a command
shows strong feelings or surprise
A declarative sentence
makes a statement or tells something
asks a question
gives a command
shows strong feelings or surprise
An exclamatory sentence
makes a statement or tells something
asks a question
gives a command
shows strong feelings or surprise
An interrogative sentence
makes a statement or tells something
asks a question
gives a command
shows strong feelings or surprise
Which type of punctuation is needed at the end of an interrogative sentence?
a period
.
a comma
,
an exclamation point
!
a question mark
?
Which type of punctuation is needed at the end of an exclamatory sentence?
a period
.
a comma
,
an exclamation point
!
a question mark
?
Which type of punctuation is needed at the end of an imperative and declarative sentence?
a period
.
a comma
,
an exclamation point
!
a question mark
?
Which of the following sentences is declarative?
I have a new favorite food.
Put your clothes away
May I have another slice of cake?
Yes! We won the game!
Which of the following sentences is exclamatory?
I have a new favorite food.
Put your clothes away
May I have another slice of cake?
Yes! We won the game!
Which of the following sentences is interrogative?
I have a new favorite food.
Put your clothes away
May I have another slice of cake?
Yes! We won the game!
Which of the following sentences is imperative?
I have a new favorite food.
Put your clothes away
May I have another slice of cake?
Yes! We won the game!
What is the complete subject of the sentence?
The brown horse trotted to the barn.
barn
trotted to the barn
The brown horse
horse
What is the complete subject of the sentence?
Three mice ran across the floor.
ran
Three mice
across the floor
mice
What is the complete predicate in the sentence?
The dusty book sat on the top shelf.
The dusty book
sat
book
sat on the top shelf.
What is the complete predicate in the sentence?
The taxi driver stopped at the corner.
stopped at the corner.
taxi driver
stopped
the corner
What is the simple subject of the sentence?
The dusty book sat on the top shelf.
The dusty book
book
sat
sat on the top shelf.
What is the simple subject of the sentence?
The three mice ran across the floor.
ran
ran across the floor.
mice
The three mice
What is the simple predicate of the sentence?
Karen's younger sister came over to play.
came
came over to play.
Karen's younger sister
sister
What is the simple predicate in the sentence?
Bobby and Lenny played on their IPAD.
Bobby
played
Lenny
played on their IPAD.
What part of the sentence is written in blue?
My homework assignment was tricky.
Complete subject
Complete predicate
Simple subject
Simple predicate
What part of the sentence is written in blue?
My friend's mom picked us up from practice.
Complete subject
Complete predicate
Simple subject
Simple predicate
What part of the sentence is written in blue?
My whole family ate dinner together.
Complete subject
Complete predicate
Simple subject
Simple predicate
What part of the sentence is written in blue?
My father told me to turn off the lights.
Complete subject
Complete predicate
Simple subject
Simple predicate
Does the sentence have a compound subject or a compound predicate?
John and April walked to the park down the street.
Compound subject
Compound predicate
Does the sentence have a compound subject or a compound predicate?
We all sat and drank at the dinner table.
Compound subject
Compound predicate
Does the sentence have a compound subject or a compound predicate?
My mother, my cousin, and I went to the store together.
Compound subject
Compound predicate
What does the idiom in blue mean?
John made a 100% on his math test. He said it was a piece of cake.
It was new to him.
It was easy for him.
It was hard for him.
What is the best way to combine these two sentences?
Penny bought apples at the store.
She made a pie.
Penny bought apples, and Penny made a pie.
Penny bought apples, and she made a pie.
Penny bought apples at the store and made a pie.
What is the best way to combine these two sentences?
Pineapples grow in Hawaii.
They are sold on the beach.
Hawaii is where pineapples are sold because they grow there.
Pineapples grow in Hawaii and are sold on the beach.
Pineapples grow and are sold on the beach.
What is the best way to combine these sentences?
I color in art class.
I paint in art class.
Art class is where I color and paint.
I color in art class, and I paint in art class.
I color and paint in art class.
Which sentence has a COMPOUND PREDICATE?
Jeremy was born on June 5th, and he has a party at the beach.
On June 5th, Jeremy has a party.
Jeremy was born June 5th and has a party on the beach.
Which sentence has a COMPOUND PREDICATE?
Baseball is a popular sport, and it is played all over the world.
Baseball is popular, so it is played all over the world.
Baseball is a popular sport and is played all over the world.
The boys and the girls are leaving soon for the field trip. What is the highlighted part?
simple subject
compound subject
complete subject
The kids next door played and screamed all night long. What is the highlighted part?
simple predicate
compound predicate
complete predicate
The sneaky and devious children snuck past the sleeping teacher. . What is the highlighted part?
complete subject
complete predicate
simple subject
compound predicate
The lion ran quickly across the Savannah and pounced on the unsuspecting gazelle. What is the highlighted part?
simple predicate
complete predicate
compound predicate
compound subject
simple subject
The Atlanta Braves and Chicago Cubs are facing off tonight at Truist Park. What is the highlighted part?
simple subject
compound subject
complete subject
Which type of sentence is the following?
Is anybody going home after school?
Question / Interrogative
Command / Imperative
Statement / Declarative
Exclamation / Exclamatory
Which type of sentence is the following?
Give me a piece of pie.
Questions / Interrogative
Command / Imperative
Statement / Declarative
Exclamation / Exclamatory
Which type of sentence is the following?
Wash your hands before dinner.
Question / Interrogative
Command / Imperative
Statement / Declarative
Exclamation / Exclamatory
Which type of sentence is the following?
I can see that you have been laughing a lot.
Question / Interrogative
Command / Imperative
Statement / Declarative
Exclamation / Exclamatory
Which type of sentence is the following?
Watch out for the ball!
Question / Interrogative
Command / Imperative
Statement / Declarative
Exclamation / Exclamatory
Which of the following sentences is a statement?
Get on the bike and try it.
Is that a bicycle for two?
I had never had so much fun!
Mary Jane is skating on the sidewalk.
Which of the following sentences is a command?
I can't wait!
Has Linda mailed her letter?
Look at the fluffy clouds in the sky.
Birds are animals that have feathers.
Which of the following sentences is a exclamation?
Let's go home.
What a great idea that is!
The fish swam in the big tank.
Do you know where the high school is?
Which of the following sentences is a question?
How old is that tree?
Tommy won the race.
Pick up the bottles over there.
The leaves fell from the tree to the ground.
Which of the following sentences is a question?
Get back to work.
Where did the firefly go?
The starts shine in the night sky.
That is the best picture I've ever seen!
David did not expect a victory, but he flashed a victory sign anyway.
Simple sentence
Compound sentence
Choose the correct conjunction.
We must bake the cake _____ we put the frosting on it.
before
whether
because
Choose the correct conjunction.
______ it began to rain, the game was called off.
although
because
and
Replace the underlined word with a suitable conjunction.
She was very tired for she went to bed early.
after
if
so
Identify the conjunction in the following sentence.
He still shouted at me and I cried.
cried
me
and
Replace the underlined word with a suitable conjunction.
I'm going to the cinema because you like it or not.
and
nor
whether
Does the following sentence has a conjunction ?
Sam loves to read , but it's hard for him.
Yes
No
Gregg went to Las Vegas and won like $80,000.
I saw like 30 deer in the woods. Yea, it was crazy.
What does a noun mean?
An action
A description
A person, place, thing, or idea
A state of being
In the phrase, "Jack and Jill went up the hill to fetch a pail of water," how can you tell the common nouns from the proper nouns?
The common nouns are capitalized.
The proper nouns are capitalized.
The proper nouns come after the verb.
The proper nouns come before the verb.
How is a concrete noun different from an abstract noun?
Concrete nouns describe things that can be seen or touched; abstract nouns do not.
Concrete nouns describe emotions; abstract nouns do not.
Concrete nouns describe ideas; abstract nouns do not.
Concrete nouns are always capitalized; abstract nouns are not.
What is an example of a concrete noun?
Love
Gratitude
Food
Generosity
Naming word is _____
noun
pronoun
verb
adverb
Particular name of person, place and object is ___
abstract noun
collective noun
common noun
proper noun
The car's colour is blue. (Identify the Possessive noun in the sentence)
blue
colour
car's
Why did Sharon begin playing the tuba?
Is the italicized word a concrete noun or abstract noun?
abstract
concrete
The entire house was decorated with excellent taste.
Is the italicized word a concrete noun or abstract noun?
abstract
concrete
Barry's adoration for his grandmother brought her much joy.
Is the italicized word a concrete noun or abstract noun?
abstract
concrete
The hissing of the radiator distracted him.
Is the italicized word a concrete noun or abstract noun?
abstract
concrete
The barbershop quartet rehearsed in the cafeteria.
Is the italicized word a concrete noun or abstract noun?
abstract
concrete
The spectators saw the entire production on a huge monitor.
Is the italicized word a concrete noun or abstract noun?
abstract
concrete
Cleanliness is important to my mother.
Is the italicized word a concrete noun or abstract noun?
abstract
concrete
If anyone has a better idea, I'll support it.
Is the italicized word a concrete noun or abstract noun?
abstract
concrete
Dad enjoyed listening to music on his new car CD player.
Is the italicized word a concrete noun or abstract noun?
abstarct
concrete
My friend brought some oranges back from Florida.
Is the italicized word a concrete noun or abstract noun?
abstract
concrete
What's this?
foot ball
football
feetball
footsballs
What's this?
cakepan
potsweet
pancake
pan cake
What's are these?
sunglasses
sun glasses
hot glass
starglasses
What's this?
teeth paste
tooth brush
toothbrush
tooth hair
I’d love to learn to pilot an ____________
boat
airplane
submarine
The full ___________ looked enormous as it rose over the horizon.
moon
sun
sunset
Sherrie is upset because she lost an ______________.
input
earring
friendship
School work done out of lessons especially at home.
(a)
What is the gender of “student”?
Masculine
Feminine
Common
Neuter
What is the masculine equivalent of “widow”?
(a)
What is the feminine equivalent of “stallion”?
(a)
What is the gender of “table”?
Masculine
Feminine
Common
Neuter
What is the feminine equivalent of “wizard”?
(a)
What is the gender of “baby”?
Masculine
Feminine
Common
Neuter
What is the feminine equivalent of “hero”?
(a)
What is the feminine equivalent of “duke”?
(a)
What is the masculine equivalent of “niece”?
(a)
What is the feminine equivalent of “sir”?
(a)
What is the gender of “sibling”?
Masculine
Feminine
Common
Neuter
Choose the correct option.
He filled the _________ canteens with water.
men's
mens'
Choose the correct option.
The __________ TV is broken.
girl's
girls's
Choose the correct option.
The __________ house is old
woman's
womans'
Choose the correct option.
I have ____ notebook.
Lisa's
Lisas'
Choose ALL the correct options.
My sons's homework is really difficult.
I need your friend's phone to call my mom.
The mens' bathroom is full of people.
I saw your sister's cat outside.
I had two ________ for lunch today.
apple
apples
applees
What does PLURAL mean?
zero
one
more than two
two
Which is the correct plural form of the noun class?
classs
classes
class
What is the plural of the box?
Box
Boxes
Boxs
Boxies
What is the plural of bench?
Benchs
Benches
Benchies
Benchves
I have three ............
Eraser
An erasers
Erasers
A eraser
The Plural noun for bus is ...............
Buss
Busses
Buses
Busies
A beautiful .........................
butterflies
butterfly
Plural means many
True
False
Singular means more than one
True
False
Is this word singular or plural? monsters
Singular
Plural
is the blue noun singular or plural?
Singular
Plural
teeth
is the noun Plural or Singular?
Singular
Plural
Foot
Singular
Plural
The Plural noun of Child is.....................
Childs
Children
Childes
Childies
That girl is from... France.
a
an
the
no article
Tom and Kate are... English.
a
an
the
no article
I am from... United Kingdom.
a
an
the
no article
He is a gentleman. (underlined word is a)
linking verb
helping verb
action verb
He is a gentleman. (underlined word is a)
linking verb
helping verb
action verb
Kevin is a White Bear Lake firefighter.
In twenty more years, Bob will retire.
The class cheered during the game.
You are working very hard on this material.
We should visit my grandmother.
I am so hungry!
Mom was cooking hot dogs for lunch.
Action
Linking
Helping
Pedro ______ Portuguese.
study
studies
studyes
studying
Alice _____ with the dog every day.
walk
run
runs
running
The sun .. outside.
brilla
shine
shines
shinning
Write the action verb in the following sentence.
They invented sledges about 5000 B.C.
(a)
Write the action verb in the following sentence.
These sled-like vehicles moved tons of weight.
(a)
Sam and Josh are going to ___ in a race.
run
drink
sleep
cut
Select the action verb in the sentence.
I found a sand dollar on the beach.
I
sand
dollar
found
