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Worksheets5th-grade L.2 Study Guide: Subject and Predicate
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 13mins
Select the correct answer:
Nouns are...
people
places
things and animals
ideas
actions
Select the correct word to complete this definition:
The (a) refers to the (b) that does the action in a sentence.
The complete subject includes all the words before the noun. Select the complete subject from this sentence:
Cute, orange, silly Tom is a crazy cat that sleeps all day.
Tom
Cute, orange, silly Tom
is a crazy cat that sleeps all day
is
The complete subject includes all the words before the noun. Select the complete subject from this sentence:
The director creates suspense with scary music.
director
The director
creates suspense with scary music.
creates
The complete subject includes all the words before the noun. Select the complete subject from this sentence:
The band members went to get dinner after the concert.
members
The band members
went
went to get dinner after the concert.
The complete subject includes all the words before the noun. Select the complete subject from this sentence:
Dedicated volunteers remove trash from the beach.
remove
Dedicated volunteers
volunteers
remove trash from the beach.
The complete subject includes all the words before the noun. Select the complete subject from this sentence:
Two dancers were practicing all day.
dancers
Two dancers
were practicing all day.
practicing
The simple subject refers to a single noun. Select the simple subject from this sentence:
Many of my friends took a shower last night.
Many of my friends
friends
took a shower last night.
took
The simple subject refers to a single noun. Select the simple subject from this sentence:
Her favorite movie is The Shining.
Her favorite movie
movie
is The Shining.
is
Select the correct answer:
Verbs are...
people
places
things and animals
ideas
actions
Select the correct word to complete this definition:
The (a) refers to the (b) the subject does in a sentence.
The complete predicate includes all the words after the verb. Select the complete predicate from this sentence:
Andres' sense of humor differs from my own.
Andres' sense of humor
differs from my own.
differs
Andres
The complete predicate includes all the words after the verb. Select the complete predicate from this sentence:
Miss Fani canceled the project because it was raining.
Miss Fani
canceled the project because it was raining.
canceled
The complete predicate includes all the words after the verb. Select the complete predicate from this sentence:
Germany invaded Poland in 1939.
Germany
invaded Poland in 1939.
invaded
The complete predicate includes all the words after the verb. Select the complete predicate from this sentence:
A silly misunderstanding caused friction among the group of friends.
A silly misunderstanding
caused friction among the group of friends.
caused
misunderstanding
The complete predicate includes all the words after the verb. Select the complete predicate from this sentence:
Those jeans cost more than my salary.
Those jeans
cost more than my salary.
cost
jeans
The simple predicate includes just the verb. Select the simple predicate from this sentence:
The narrator speaks in a low voice.
The narrator
speaks in a low voice.
speaks
narrator
The simple predicate includes just the verb. Select the simple predicate from this sentence:
A true professional arrives at work on time.
A true professional arrives at work on time.
arrives at work on time
arrives
professional
The simple predicate includes just the verb. Select the simple predicate from this sentence:
The student impressed the teacher with her great answers.
The student
impressed the teacher with her great answers.
impressed
student
Do you feel ready for the exam?
Sure!
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So-so
