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Worksheets6G 8Review GP
Total questions: 150
Worksheet time: 1hrs 15mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
1. Which of the following is a complete sentence?
a)
Ran to the store.
b)
On the table.
c)
After the movie.
d)
The dog ran quickly.
2.
2. What type of sentence is this: Did you finish your homework?
a)
Declarative
b)
Exclamatory
c)
Imperative
d)
Interrogative
3.
3. Which is a sentence fragment?
a)
The sun set behind the mountains.
b)
I love playing basketball.
c)
She walked to the park.
d)
Under the table.
4.
4. What type of sentence is this: Please pass the salt.
a)
Declarative
b)
Interrogative
c)
Exclamatory
d)
Imperative
5.
5. Which of the following is a sentence?
a)
Swimming in the pool.
b)
Before the storm arrived.
c)
Running through the park.
d)
They are coming over.
6.
6. Which sentence is exclamatory?
a)
We are going to the zoo.
b)
Can we go now?
c)
Please take your seat.
d)
Watch out!
7.
7. Which of the following is a sentence fragment?
a)
The cat slept all day.
b)
The children played soccer.
c)
We went to the mall.
d)
While it was raining.
8.
8. What type of sentence is this: I can't believe you did that!
a)
Declarative
b)
Interrogative
c)
Imperative
d)
Exclamatory
9.
9. Which is a declarative sentence?
a)
Did you see that?
b)
Close the door.
c)
Watch out!
d)
The sky is blue.
10.
10. Which of the following is NOT a sentence?
a)
I love pizza.
b)
The dog barked loudly.
c)
She danced gracefully.
d)
Running to the store.
11.
11. What type of sentence is this: Go clean your room.
a)
Declarative
b)
Interrogative
c)
Exclamatory
d)
Imperative
12.
12. Which of these sentences is a fragment?
a)
We went to the park.
b)
The cat meowed loudly.
c)
She finished her homework.
d)
Because it was raining.
13.
13. Which sentence asks a question?
a)
She is very tall.
b)
Bring me the book.
c)
What a beautiful day!
d)
Are you going to the party?
14.
14. Which is a complete sentence?
a)
Jumping over the fence.
b)
Under the bridge.
c)
As soon as we leave.
d)
The flowers are blooming.
15.
15. What type of sentence is this: I can't wait for the trip!
a)
Declarative
b)
Interrogative
c)
Imperative
d)
Exclamatory
16.
16. Which of the following is a sentence fragment?
a)
She baked a cake.
b)
They walked to the store.
c)
I read a book.
d)
After the game ended.
17.
17. Which sentence is interrogative?
a)
The dog chased the ball.
b)
I love pizza!
c)
Please close the door.
d)
Will you help me?
18.
18. Which of the following is a complete sentence?
a)
Waiting for the bus.
b)
Over the mountain.
c)
After the show.
d)
I went to the library.
19.
19. What type of sentence is this: Bring me the keys.
a)
Declarative
b)
Interrogative
c)
Exclamatory
d)
Imperative
20.
20. Which of the following is NOT a sentence?
a)
The movie was great.
b)
The cat pounced on the toy.
c)
She sings beautifully.
d)
Running through the halls.
21.
21. Which sentence is declarative?
a)
Can you see that?
b)
What a surprise!
c)
Give me the pen.
d)
I finished my homework.
22.
22. Which of the following is a fragment?
a)
She laughed at the joke.
b)
They danced all night.
c)
I went to the store.
d)
On the way to school.
23.
23. Which sentence gives a command?
a)
Are you coming?
b)
She enjoys reading.
c)
Wow, that's amazing!
d)
Please sit down.
24.
24. What type of sentence is this: The cake is delicious.
a)
Interrogative
b)
Exclamatory
c)
Imperative
d)
Declarative
25.
25. Which is a complete sentence?
a)
Running through the park.
b)
After the rain stopped.
c)
Under the table.
d)
She loves to paint.
26.
26. Which sentence is exclamatory?
a)
She finished the race.
b)
What time is it?
c)
Please hand me the book.
d)
That was incredible!
27.
27. What type of sentence is this: Can I borrow your pen?
a)
Declarative
b)
Exclamatory
c)
Imperative
d)
Interrogative
28.
28. Which of the following is a sentence fragment?
a)
She smiled brightly.
b)
The train arrived late.
c)
The kids played outside.
d)
After the show ended.
29.
29. Which sentence is declarative?
a)
Did you see that?
b)
What a surprise!
c)
Please pass the salt.
d)
I love going to the beach.
30.
30. Which of the following is NOT a sentence?
a)
The dog barked loudly.
b)
The cat chased the mouse.
c)
She ran to the store.
d)
Over the fence and into the yard.
31.
What is the complete subject in the sentence: "The whole class visited the museum"?
a)
class
b)
visited the museum
c)
visited
d)
The whole class
32.
What is the simple subject in the sentence: "The teacher read a story"?
a)
the teacher
b)
read
c)
story
d)
teacher
33.
What is the complete predicate in the sentence: "My brother plays soccer"?
a)
My brother
b)
soccer
c)
plays
d)
plays soccer
34.
What is the simple predicate in the sentence: "They are going to the park"?
a)
going
b)
to the park
c)
They
d)
are going
35.
What is the complete subject in the sentence: "The birds in the trees were chirping"?
a)
birds
b)
were chirping
c)
in the trees
d)
The birds in the trees
36.
What is the simple subject in the sentence: "My sister and I walked home"?
a)
My
b)
My sister
c)
walked
d)
sister and I
37.
What is the complete predicate in the sentence: "The cat chased the mouse"?
a)
The cat
b)
the mouse
c)
chased
d)
chased the mouse
38.
What is the simple predicate in the sentence: "The children ran quickly"?
a)
ran quickly
b)
children
c)
quickly
d)
ran
39.
What is the complete subject in the sentence: "The dog barked at the mailman"?
a)
barked at the mailman
b)
dog
c)
barked
d)
The dog
40.
What is the simple subject in the sentence: "The flowers are blooming"?
a)
blooming
b)
The flowers
c)
are
d)
flowers
41.
What is the complete predicate in the sentence: "Our family ate dinner together"?
a)
Our family
b)
ate
c)
dinner together
d)
ate dinner together
42.
What is the simple subject in the sentence: "The students studied for the test"?
a)
The students
b)
studied
c)
test
d)
students
43.
What is the complete subject in the sentence: "The large elephant drank water"?
a)
elephant
b)
The elephant
c)
drank
d)
The large elephant
44.
What is the simple predicate in the sentence: "They danced all night"?
a)
all night
b)
They
c)
danced all night
d)
danced
45.
What is the complete predicate in the sentence: "She found her keys under the couch"?
a)
She
b)
her keys
c)
found
d)
found her keys under the couch
46.
What is the simple subject in the sentence: "The red ball bounced high"?
a)
The ball
b)
bounced
c)
red
d)
ball
47.
What is the complete predicate in the sentence: "The birds flew across the sky"?
a)
The birds
b)
across the sky
c)
flew
d)
flew across the sky
48.
What is the simple predicate in the sentence: "The cake smelled delicious"?
a)
smelled delicious
b)
cake
c)
delicious
d)
smelled
49.
What is the complete subject in the sentence: "The small child cried loudly"?
a)
child
b)
cried loudly
c)
small
d)
The small child
50.
What is the simple predicate in the sentence: "They will arrive soon"?
a)
They
b)
arrive soon
c)
soon
d)
will arrive
51.
What is the complete subject in the sentence: "The little puppy chewed a bone"?
a)
puppy
b)
chewed a bone
c)
The puppy
d)
The little puppy
52.
What is the simple predicate in the sentence: "We ate lunch at noon"?
a)
ate lunch
b)
lunch
c)
at noon
d)
ate
53.
What is the complete subject in the sentence: "The tall man opened the door"?
a)
man
b)
opened
c)
The man
d)
The tall man
54.
What is the simple predicate in the sentence: "The kids will be singing in the choir"?
a)
singing
b)
in the choir
c)
kids
d)
will be singing
55.
What is the complete predicate in the sentence: "The baby slept peacefully"?
a)
The baby
b)
peacefully
c)
slept
d)
slept peacefully
56.
What is the simple subject in the sentence: "Our team won the game"?
a)
won
b)
Our
c)
the game
d)
team
57.
What is the complete subject in the sentence: "The new car drove fast"?
a)
new
b)
drove fast
c)
The car
d)
The new car
58.
What is the simple predicate in the sentence: "She reads books quickly"?
a)
reads books
b)
She
c)
quickly
d)
reads
59.
What is the complete predicate in the sentence: "The flowers bloomed beautifully"?
a)
The flowers
b)
bloomed
c)
beautifully
d)
bloomed beautifully
60.
What is the simple subject in the sentence: "The students completed their homework"?
a)
completed
b)
The students
c)
homework
d)
students
61.
What is the subject in the sentence: "Jim Henson created the Muppet puppets"?
a)
created
b)
Muppet puppets
c)
the puppets
d)
Jim Henson
62.
What is the subject in the sentence: "Did Jim Henson create the Muppet puppets?"
a)
create
b)
puppets
c)
Did
d)
Jim Henson
63.
What is the subject in the sentence: "Out of nowhere came the answer"?
a)
Out of nowhere
b)
came
c)
nowhere
d)
answer
64.
In the command "Open the door," what is the understood subject?
a)
door
b)
Open
c)
the
d)
You
65.
In the sentence: "Did the team win the game?"
a)
game
b)
win
c)
Did
d)
team
66.
What is the subject in the sentence: "There are five books on the table"?
a)
table
b)
five
c)
are
d)
books
67.
In the sentence: "Out of the clouds appeared the sun," what is the subject?
a)
clouds
b)
appeared
c)
Out of the clouds
d)
sun
68.
What is the subject in the sentence: "Does the car need gas?"
a)
gas
b)
Does
c)
need
d)
car
69.
In the command "Clean your room," what is the understood subject?
a)
room
b)
Clean
c)
your
d)
You
70.
What is the subject in the sentence: "Out of the bag jumped the cat"?
a)
jumped
b)
Out of the bag
c)
bag
d)
cat
71.
What is the subject in the sentence: "Can the bird fly to the tree?"
a)
tree
b)
fly
c)
Can
d)
bird
72.
In the command "Take out the trash," what is the understood subject?
a)
trash
b)
Take
c)
out
d)
You
73.
What is the subject in the sentence: "Did the students finish their homework?"
a)
homework
b)
Did
c)
finish
d)
students
74.
What is the subject in the sentence: "There are ten chairs in the classroom"?
a)
classroom
b)
ten
c)
are
d)
chairs
75.
In the sentence: "Did the bus arrive on time?"
a)
time
b)
Did
c)
arrive
d)
bus
76.
What is the subject in the sentence: "Out of the shadows stepped the hero"?
a)
shadows
b)
Out of the shadows
c)
stepped
d)
hero
77.
In the command "Finish the project," what is the understood subject?
a)
project
b)
Finish
c)
the
d)
You
78.
What is the subject in the sentence: "Do the children play outside?"
a)
play
b)
outside
c)
Do
d)
children
79.
What is the subject in the sentence: "There are three apples on the table"?
a)
table
b)
three
c)
are
d)
apples
80.
In the sentence: "Did the teacher explain the lesson?"
a)
lesson
b)
Did
c)
explain
d)
teacher
81.
What is the subject in the sentence: "Out of the darkness came a sound"?
a)
darkness
b)
came
c)
Out of the darkness
d)
sound
82.
In the command "Wash your hands," what is the understood subject?
a)
hands
b)
Wash
c)
your
d)
You
83.
What is the subject in the sentence: "Can the dog fetch the ball?"
a)
ball
b)
fetch
c)
Can
d)
dog
84.
What is the subject in the sentence: "There are six cookies on the plate"?
a)
plate
b)
six
c)
are
d)
cookies
85.
In the sentence: "Did the rain stop?"
a)
stop
b)
Did
c)
stop
d)
rain
86.
What is the subject in the sentence: "Out of the sky fell the raindrops"?
a)
sky
b)
Out of the sky
c)
fell
d)
raindrops
87.
In the command "Close the window," what is the understood subject?
a)
window
b)
Close
c)
the
d)
You
88.
What is the subject in the sentence: "Can the fish swim fast?"
a)
swim
b)
fast
c)
Can
d)
fish
89.
What is the subject in the sentence: "There are seven books on the shelf"?
a)
shelf
b)
seven
c)
are
d)
books
90.
In the sentence: "Did the cat chase the mouse?"
a)
mouse
b)
Did
c)
chase
d)
cat
91.
What is a compound sentence?
a)
One main clause with a subordinate clause.
b)
A sentence with one subject and one predicate.
c)
A sentence with multiple subjects.
d)
Two or more simple sentences joined by a conjunction.
92.
Which sentence is a compound sentence?
a)
The dog barked loudly.
b)
While the dog barked, the cat ran away.
c)
The barking dog frightened the cat.
d)
The dog barked, and the cat ran away.
93.
What is a simple sentence?
a)
A sentence with two main clauses.
b)
A sentence with one main clause and one subordinate clause.
c)
A sentence with multiple subjects and verbs.
d)
A sentence with one main clause.
94.
Which sentence is a simple sentence?
a)
The bird flew, and the fish swam.
b)
The bird flew because it saw the fish.
c)
The bird and the fish both swam in the lake.
d)
The bird flew over the lake.
95.
What is a complex sentence?
a)
A sentence with two main clauses.
b)
A sentence with only one subject and one verb.
c)
A run-on sentence joined incorrectly.
d)
A sentence with one main clause and one subordinate clause.
96.
Which sentence is a complex sentence?
a)
The bus was late, so she left.
b)
The bus arrived late, but she waited.
c)
She left and the bus was late.
d)
She left because the bus was late.
97.
How do you fix a run-on sentence?
a)
Add a subordinate clause.
b)
Remove the extra subject.
c)
Combine it with a semicolon.
d)
Add a conjunction or split into two sentences.
98.
Identify the compound sentence.
a)
I wanted ice cream because it was hot.
b)
I went to the store.
c)
Since it was hot, I wanted ice cream.
d)
I wanted ice cream, but we had no money.
99.
Which is NOT a run-on sentence?
a)
I studied hard I passed the test.
b)
I studied hard, I passed the test.
c)
I studied hard but I passed.
d)
I studied hard, so I passed the test.
100.
What is a main clause?
a)
A clause that cannot stand alone.
b)
A clause joined by a conjunction.
c)
A clause missing a subject or verb.
d)
A clause that can stand alone as a sentence.
101.
What is a subordinate clause?
a)
A clause that can stand alone.
b)
A clause with two predicates.
c)
A simple sentence.
d)
A clause that cannot stand alone as a sentence.
102.
Which sentence contains a subordinate clause?
a)
He was sick.
b)
He couldn’t come to the party.
c)
He was sick, but he couldn’t come.
d)
He couldn’t come because he was sick.
103.
How many main clauses are in a compound sentence?
a)
One.
b)
One with a subordinate clause.
c)
Three or more.
d)
Two or more.
104.
Identify the sentence with a main clause and a subordinate clause.
a)
She cried loudly.
b)
She cried, and she was sad.
c)
She cried when she got home.
d)
She cried because she was sad.
105.
Which sentence is a run-on?
a)
I ran to the store and bought candy.
b)
I ran to the store, but I didn’t buy candy.
c)
I bought candy because I ran to the store.
d)
I ran to the store I bought some candy.
106.
How do you join two simple sentences to create a compound sentence?
a)
With just a comma.
b)
With a semicolon and conjunction.
c)
With a period and a conjunction.
d)
With a comma and a conjunction.
107.
Which sentence is a compound sentence?
a)
We played soccer in the park.
b)
We played soccer because it was sunny.
c)
The park was busy because it was sunny.
d)
We went to the park, and we played soccer.
108.
What kind of sentence is this: "When the bell rang, the students left the classroom."
a)
Compound.
b)
Simple.
c)
Run-on.
d)
Complex.
109.
Identify the complex sentence.
a)
She went home, and she felt sick.
b)
She felt sick, but she went to school.
c)
She went home after school.
d)
She went home because she felt sick.
110.
Which is a correct way to join two simple sentences into a compound sentence?
a)
Using just a comma.
b)
Using just the word "because."
c)
By adding a conjunction at the beginning.
d)
Using a comma and the word "but."
111.
What is a run-on sentence?
a)
A sentence with two clauses.
b)
A sentence with a conjunction.
c)
A sentence missing a subject.
d)
Two or more sentences written as one.
112.
How do you correct a run-on sentence?
a)
Add another subject.
b)
Use only a period.
c)
Remove the predicate.
d)
Split it into two or use a conjunction with a comma.
113.
Which sentence is a run-on?
a)
The sun set, and I watched it disappear.
b)
The sun set, then I went home.
c)
As the sun set, I watched it.
d)
The sun set I watched it disappear.
114.
What kind of sentence is this: "The dog barked and the cat hissed."
a)
Complex.
b)
Simple.
c)
Run-on.
d)
Compound.
115.
Which of these sentences is complex?
a)
I stayed home, and I was tired.
b)
I stayed home I was tired.
c)
I stayed home and watched TV.
d)
I stayed home because I was tired.
116.
Which sentence is a simple sentence?
a)
The rain fell all night, but I stayed dry.
b)
The rain fell, and I stayed inside.
c)
The rain fell because of the storm.
d)
The rain fell all night.
117.
What is the main difference between a compound and a complex sentence?
a)
Complex sentences have two main clauses.
b)
Compound sentences have a subordinate clause.
c)
Complex sentences don’t have a main clause.
d)
Compound sentences have two or more main clauses.
118.
How do you correct this run-on sentence: "It’s raining I forgot my umbrella."
a)
Add a subordinate clause.
b)
Use only a period.
c)
Replace "and" with a comma.
d)
Add a conjunction or split into two sentences.
119.
Which sentence is a complex sentence?
a)
The movie ended, and we went to dinner.
b)
The movie ended we went to dinner.
c)
We went to dinner after the movie.
d)
After the movie ended, we went out for dinner.
120.
What does a complex sentence contain?
a)
Two main clauses.
b)
Two subjects and verbs.
c)
One subject and one verb.
d)
A main clause and a subordinate clause.
121.
What is a compound subject?
a)
A subject with two predicates.
b)
Two sentences joined by a conjunction.
c)
A subject and a predicate.
d)
Two or more subjects with the same predicate.
122.
Which sentence has a compound subject?
a)
Julia baked cookies.
b)
Ramon delivered cookies.
c)
Julia ran fast and delivered cookies.
d)
Julia and Ramon baked cookies.
123.
What is a compound predicate?
a)
Two subjects with the same verb.
b)
Two verbs with different subjects.
c)
One verb with one subject.
d)
Two or more verbs with the same subject.
124.
Which of the following has a compound predicate?
a)
Juan ran home.
b)
Juan and Maria ran home.
c)
Juan did his homework.
d)
Juan ran home and finished his homework.
125.
Identify the sentence with both a compound subject and a compound predicate.
a)
Sarah cleaned the house.
b)
Ben cooked dinner.
c)
Sarah cleaned and Ben cooked.
d)
Sarah and Ben cleaned the house and cooked dinner.
126.
Which word joins the subjects in a compound subject?
a)
but
b)
or
c)
so
d)
and
127.
Choose the sentence that has a compound subject.
a)
The dog chased the cat.
b)
The cat chased the dog.
c)
The dog chased and caught the cat.
d)
The dog and the cat chased each other.
128.
What joins the predicates in a compound predicate?
a)
so, and, or
b)
if, but, and
c)
because, or, so
d)
and, or, but
129.
Identify the compound predicate.
a)
Mary washed the dishes.
b)
The dishes and floor were washed.
c)
Mary and Lisa washed the dishes.
d)
Mary washed the dishes and swept the floor.
130.
Which sentence has both a compound subject and a compound predicate?
a)
The kids played games.
b)
Their parents ate pizza.
c)
The kids ate pizza.
d)
The kids and their parents played games and ate pizza.
131.
How do you know if a sentence has a compound subject?
a)
It has two actions.
b)
The sentence has only one subject.
c)
It has more than two actions.
d)
There are two or more subjects with the same action.
132.
Which sentence contains a compound subject?
a)
Dogs need exercise.
b)
Cats need exercise.
c)
Dogs run fast.
d)
Dogs and cats need exercise.
133.
Which sentence shows a compound predicate?
a)
She sang at the party.
b)
She danced at the party.
c)
She and her sister danced.
d)
She sang and danced at the party.
134.
What joins the actions in a compound predicate?
a)
if, when, because
b)
then, so, if
c)
since, because, or
d)
and, but, or
135.
Identify the compound subject in this sentence: "Max and Lucy ran home."
a)
Max ran
b)
Lucy ran
c)
ran home
d)
Max and Lucy
136.
Which of these sentences has a compound subject?
a)
Jim cooked dinner.
b)
Sara cooked dinner.
c)
Jim and Sara made dessert.
d)
Jim and Sara cooked dinner together.
137.
What’s an example of a compound predicate?
a)
He ate lunch.
b)
He went for a walk.
c)
He walked fast.
d)
He ate lunch and went for a walk.
138.
Choose the sentence that has a compound subject.
a)
Birds gathered in the yard.
b)
Squirrels gathered in the yard.
c)
The birds flew away.
d)
Birds and squirrels gathered in the yard.
139.
Which of these has both a compound subject and a compound predicate?
a)
The cat slept.
b)
The dog chased the cat.
c)
The cat and dog slept.
d)
The cat and dog slept and chased each other.
140.
Identify the compound predicate in this sentence: "The boys played soccer and rode their bikes."
a)
The boys played soccer.
b)
The boys rode bikes.
c)
The boys and girls rode their bikes.
d)
played soccer and rode their bikes
141.
Which sentence has a compound subject?
a)
The teacher read the book.
b)
The student read the book.
c)
The teacher and the student walked.
d)
The teacher and the student read the book.
142.
What makes a sentence a compound predicate?
a)
It has two subjects.
b)
Two subjects and one action.
c)
One subject with one action.
d)
Two actions are being done by the same subject.
143.
Choose the sentence with both a compound subject and a compound predicate.
a)
Mike cleaned the house.
b)
Sarah watched a movie.
c)
Mike and Sarah watched a movie.
d)
Mike and Sarah cleaned the house and watched a movie.
144.
Which sentence shows a compound predicate?
a)
The chef cooked the meal.
b)
The meal was served.
c)
The chef and his assistant cooked the meal.
d)
The chef cooked and served the meal.
145.
What joins the subjects in a compound subject?
a)
but, so
b)
then, if
c)
since, because
d)
and, or
146.
Identify the compound predicate in this sentence: "He studied and aced the test."
a)
He studied
b)
He aced the test
c)
He did well on the test.
d)
studied and aced the test
147.
Which sentence contains a compound subject?
a)
The sun rose.
b)
The moon rose.
c)
The sun shone brightly.
d)
The sun and the moon rose in the sky.
148.
Choose the sentence with both a compound subject and a compound predicate.
a)
The dog barked.
b)
The cat ran.
c)
The dog chased the cat.
d)
The dog and the cat barked and ran.
149.
Which sentence shows a compound predicate?
a)
He ran fast.
b)
He jumped high.
c)
He and his friend jumped.
d)
He ran and jumped.
150.
What is the compound subject in this sentence: "Tom and Jerry argued and then became friends again"?
a)
Tom argued
b)
Jerry became friends
c)
argued and became friends
d)
Tom and Jerry
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