WorksheetsNoun, Adjective, Verb, Adverb, and Preposition Phrases
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 15mins
The fluffy cat fell gracefully off his perch and onto the ground.
GROUND is a:
noun
verb
interjection
adjective
How many parts of speech are there?
5
8
10
0
When told to add more description and details to your writing, which two parts of speech should you add?
nouns and verbs
nouns and adjectives
adjectives and adverbs
verbs and adverbs
Is this a noun phrase?
The yellow brick road seems endless.
Yes
No
Find the Noun Phrase: "The large dog was waiting for me outside so it could eat me."
was waiting
the large dog
dog
for me
Identify the noun phrase in this sentence:
astonished Tashi
The fresh, green
The fresh, green leaves
The fresh, green leaves astonished Tashi
What noun does the underlined Adjective Phrase modify? I built a model railroad with many cars.
built
I
railroad
cars
What is the verb phrase in this sentence?
Hermione would get a stack of books from the library.
get a stack
get
would get
from
Identify the adverb phrase(s) in the sentence:
parked the car
the car near the bridge
near
near the bridge
Identify the adverb phrase: I walked to the game with great excitement.
I walked
with great excitement
to the game
great excitement
What are the OBJECTS of the prepositions (select two) in the following sentence? (remember the object of the preposition is the noun that follows the preposition) The bathroom is on the left and through the double doors!
left
bathroom
through
doors
Identify the adjective phrase in the following sentence: Stella enjoys reading articles about early space exploration.
Stella enjoys reading articles
about early
about early space exploration
enjoys reading articles
Identify the noun phrase in the following sentence: 'The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.'
A) The quick brown fox
B) jumps over
C) the lazy dog
D) over the lazy
Which of the following is an example of an adjective phrase?
A) under the table
B) very tall
C) quickly running
D) to the store
What is the verb phrase in the sentence: 'She has been reading all afternoon.'
A) has been
B) been reading
C) has been reading
D) reading all afternoon
