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WorksheetsParts of a Sentence Quiz
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 18mins
What are the two main parts of a sentence?
Subject and Object
Subject and Predicate
Predicate and Verb
Noun and Verb
What does the subject of a sentence do?
It tells what the subject is doing or being.
It describes the action.
It is the naming part, telling who or what the sentence is about.
It shows the location.
What does the predicate of a sentence do?
It names the subject.
It tells what the subject is doing or being.
It describes the subject.
It shows the time.
Which part of a sentence tells us more about the subject?
The predicate
The noun
The verb
The object
Which of the following is a complete sentence?
Running fast.
The cat sleeps.
Because it was raining.
Under the table.
Identify the subject in the following sentence: "The dog barked loudly."
The dog
barked
loudly
Identify the subject in the following sentence: "The leaves fell from the tree."
The leaves
fell
from the tree
Identify the predicate in the following sentence: "The flowers in the garden are blooming."
The flowers
in the garden
are blooming
Identify the subject in this sentence: "The sun shines brightly."
The sun
shines
brightly
Sara reads a book. Sara plays the piano.
Sara reads a book and plays the piano.
Sara plays the piano and reads a book.
Sara reads a piano and plays a book.
Mike rides his bike. Mike does his homework.
Mike rides his bike does his homework.
Mike does his homework rides his bike.
Mike rides his bike and does his homework.
The cat sleeps on the sofa. The cat purrs loudly.
The cat sleeps on the sofa purrs loudly.
The cat sleeps on the sofa and purrs loudly.
The cat purrs loudly and sleeps on the sofa.
Tom eats breakfast. Tom goes to school.
Tom eats breakfast goes to school.
Tom goes to school and eats breakfast.
Tom eats breakfast and goes to school.
The dog barks. The dog wags its tail.
The dog barks and wags its tail.
The dog wags its tail barks.
The dog wags its tail and bark.
Lily draws a picture. Lily reads a comic.
Lily draws a picture reads a comic.
Lily reads a comic and draws a picture.
Lily draws a picture and reads a comic.
The sun rises. The sun shines.
The sun rises the sun shine.
The sun rises and shines.
The sun is rising the sun shine.
Mom cooks dinner. Mom watches TV.
Mom cooks dinner watches TV.
Mom watches TV and cooks dinner.
Mom cooks dinner and watches TV.
The fish swims. The fish blows bubbles.
The fish swims blows bubbles.
The fish swims and blows bubbles.
The fish blows bubbles and swims.
Alex plays soccer. Alex makes a goal.
Alex plays soccer makes a goal.
Alex plays soccer and makes a goal.
Alex makes a goal and plays soccer.
What is the definition of subject?
The action of the sentence.
The person place, thing, or idea.
The part of the sentence that tells us whom or what the sentence is about.
None of the above.
Name the predicate: Mrs. Orama misses her students.
Mrs. Orama
misses
her
students
Name the predicate: Caleb and Matheus are playing soccer.
Caleb and Matheus
are playing
soccer
our class
Name the predicate: Eduardo is building a Lego man with Ivan.
Eduardo
is building
a Lego man
with Ivan
Read the sentence below and choose the predicate of the sentence.
The wolf howled through the night.
The wolf
howled through the night
Read the sentence below and choose the predicate of the sentence.
Jerry bought us a pizza for dinner.
Jerry
bought us a pizza for dinner
Read the sentence below and choose the predicate of the sentence.
We cheered on the home team.
cheered on the home team
We
True or False??
A sentence is made up of two parts: a complete subject and complete predicate.
True
False
