Worksheets7LA Final Exam 2025
Total questions: 125
Worksheet time: 1hrs 3mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
An indirect object can be found in a sentence that does not have a direct object.
a)
True
b)
False
2.
A compound sentence can be created with a semicolon instead of a conjunction in the sentence.
a)
True
b)
False
3.
A comma is required when writing a complex sentence.
a)
True
b)
False
4.
A linking verb is required for a direct object to be in a sentence.
a)
True
b)
False
5.
A dependent clause is only created with a subordinate conjunction.
a)
True
b)
False
6.
An independent clause is the same thing as a simple sentence.
a)
True
b)
False
7.
An imperative sentence states a question to the reader.
a)
True
b)
False
8.
The subject of the sentence can be found inside a prepositional phrase.
a)
True
b)
False
9.
A direct or indirect object can not be found inside a prepositional phrase.
a)
True
b)
False
10.
A dependent clause begins with a subordinate conjunction or relative pronoun.
a)
True
b)
False
11.
Dogs love to play fetch, chase their tail and dig in the back yard.
a)
Simple
b)
Compound
c)
Complex
d)
Compound-Complex
12.
They bark happily when they see their favorite humans.
a)
Simple
b)
Compound
c)
Complex
d)
Compound-Complex
13.
Dogs have amazing noses; they can sniff out treats hidden anywhere in the house.
a)
Simple
b)
Compound
c)
Complex
d)
Compound-Complex
14.
Some dogs are big and strong, while others are small and cuddly, but all of them are full of energy.
a)
Simple
b)
Compound
c)
Complex
d)
Compound-Complex
15.
After a long day of playing and running around, dogs love nothing more than snuggling up next to their owners for a nap.
a)
Simple
b)
Compound
c)
Complex
d)
Compound-Complex
16.
What follows a linking verb and DESCRIBES the subject of the sentence?
a)
Predicate Adjective
b)
Predicate Adverb
c)
Predicate Verb
d)
Predicate Object
17.
A noun can be in 6 places in in a sentence. Subject, predicate noun, appositive, direct object, object of the preposition and . . .
a)
Predicate
b)
Antecedent
c)
Independent
d)
Indirect Object
18.
What combines with the main verb to form a verb phrase?
a)
Helping Verb
b)
Linking Verb
c)
Action Verb
d)
Adverb
19.
What follows a linking verb and renames the subject of the sentence?
a)
Conjunction
b)
Predicate Adjective
c)
Preposition
d)
Predicate Noun
20.
What part of speech takes the place of nouns?
a)
Conjunction
b)
Pronoun
c)
Adjective
d)
Interjection
21.
Which verbal can be found in either past or present tense in a sentence?
a)
Infinitve
b)
gerund
c)
verbal
d)
participle
22.
What part of speech is used to show emotion on the part of the speaker?
a)
Conjunction
b)
Interjection
c)
Interrogative
d)
Adverb
23.
What connects the subject of a sentence to word in the predicate?
a)
Linking Verb
b)
Action Verb
c)
Adverb
d)
Conjunction
24.
What part of speech can be used to connect 2 independent clauses in a compound sentence?
a)
Conjunction
b)
Preposition
c)
Interjection
d)
Operation
25.
What part of speech acts like glue and connects the object of the phrase to another word in the sentence?
a)
Adjectives
b)
Verbals
c)
Prepositions
d)
Compliments
26.
What part of speech answers the questions: What kind? Which one? or How much?
a)
Adverb
b)
Adjective
c)
Verb
d)
Interjection
27.
What do we call the word that the pronoun is pointing to or replacing?
a)
Action verb
b)
Noun
c)
Transition word
d)
Antecedent
28.
This kind of verb has a direct object in the sentence?
a)
Transitive
b)
Helping
c)
Intransitive
d)
Linking
29.
Am, Is, Are, Was, Were - Name what kind of word these are.
a)
Action Verb
b)
Linking Verb
c)
Conjunction
d)
Adjective
30.
What part of speech answers the questions: Where, When, Why, How or To What Extent?
a)
Adverb
b)
Preposition
c)
Adjective
d)
Noun
31.
What expresses the mental or physical activity of the subject of the sentence?
a)
Linking Verb
b)
Action Verb
c)
Helping Verb
d)
Adverb
32.
What part of speech names a person, place, thing or idea?
a)
Abstract
b)
Interjection
c)
Noun
d)
Adjective
33.
What kind of noun names a characteristic or feeling?
a)
Collective
b)
Concrete
c)
Abstract
d)
Compound
34.
Which verbal always functions as an adjective but only ends in -ing?
a)
Present Participle
b)
Infinitive
c)
Past Participle
d)
Gerund
35.
What kind of verb expresses a state of being?
a)
Intransitive Verb
b)
Linking Verb
c)
Helping Verb
d)
Action Verb
36.
What kind of verb is needed to produce a direct object?
a)
Linking Verb
b)
Helping Verb
c)
Compound Verb
d)
Verb Phrase
e)
Action Verb
37.
What separates the complete subject from the complete predicate in a diagram?
a)
Base line
b)
Vertical Divider
c)
Dotted Line
d)
Diagonal Line
38.
What should always be diagrammed first?
a)
Base line
b)
Vertical Divider
c)
Dotted Line
d)
Diagonal Line
39.
What contains a subject, predicate, complete thought, punctuation and capitalization?
a)
Fragment
b)
Complement
c)
Complete Sentence
d)
Dependent Clause
40.
What part of speech is a FANBOYS?
a)
Interjection
b)
Preposition
c)
Conjunction
d)
Antecedent
41.
What is made up of one independent clause and no dependent clauses?
a)
Simple Sentence
b)
Complex Sentence
c)
Compound sentence
d)
Comparative Sentence
42.
What kind of pronoun is a direct object, indirect object or an object of the preposition?
a)
Object Case Pronoun
b)
Relative Pronoun
c)
Demonstrative Pronoun
d)
Indefinite Pronoun
e)
Subject Case pronoun
43.
What kind of pronoun asks a question?
a)
Interrogative Pronoun
b)
Demonstrative Pronoun
c)
Indefinite Pronoun
d)
Subject Case Pronoun
e)
Object Case Pronoun
44.
What are two or more sentences written as if it was one sentence?
a)
Run on Sentence
b)
Fragment sentence
c)
Compound Sentence
d)
Complex Sentence
e)
Compound phrase
45.
Which sentence purpose makes a statement?
a)
Declarative
b)
Interrogative
c)
Imperative
d)
Exclamatory
46.
Which sentence purpose asks a question?
a)
Declarative
b)
Interrogative
c)
Imperative
d)
Exclamatory
47.
Which verbal always ends in -ing and acts as a noun in the sentence?
a)
Gerund
b)
Present Participle
c)
Past Participle
d)
Infinitive
e)
Verbal
48.
What part of speech could show either the state of being OR action of the subject?
a)
Verb
b)
Helping Verb
c)
Action Verb
d)
Linking Verb
e)
Verbal
49.
When used to begin a dependent clause, What kind of pronoun is: What, Which, Who, Whom or Whose?
a)
Relative Pronoun
b)
Object Case Pronoun
c)
Demonstrative Pronoun
d)
Indefinite Pronoun
e)
Subject Case pronoun
50.
What kind of pronoun always follows a linking verb?
a)
Subject Case pronoun
b)
Relative Pronoun
c)
Demonstrative Pronoun
d)
Indefinite Pronoun
e)
Object Case Pronoun
51.
What kind of noun can be touched or felt by our senses?
a)
Concrete Noun
b)
Collective Noun
c)
Possessive Noun
d)
Proper Noun
e)
Common Noun
52.
What kind of noun is always capitalized?
a)
Proper Noun
b)
Collective Noun
c)
Compound Noun
d)
Possessive Noun
e)
Common Noun
53.
What kind of noun refers to a group of people, animals or things?
a)
Collective Noun
b)
Concrete Noun
c)
Possessive Noun
d)
Proper Noun
e)
Common Noun
54.
What kind of noun shows ownership or relationship?
a)
Possessive Noun
b)
Collective Noun
c)
Concrete Noun
d)
Proper Noun
e)
Common Noun
55.
What part of speech describes nouns and pronouns?
a)
Adjective
b)
Pronoun
c)
Interjection
d)
Preposition
e)
Adverb
56.
What is made up of 2 or more independent clauses and 1 or more dependent clause?
a)
Simple sentence
b)
Complete sentence
c)
Complex sentence
d)
Compound-Complex sentence
57.
A sentence that is written with 2 subjects and 1 verb.
a)
Compound Verb
b)
Compound Subject
c)
Complex Sentence
d)
Very Short Sentence
58.
One independent clause joined to a dependent clause with a relative pronoun or a subordinate conjunction.
a)
Compound Subject
b)
Complex Sentence
c)
Very Short Sentence
d)
Noun Sentence Starter
59.
What part of speech can be either comparative or superlative?
a)
Adverb
b)
Preposition
c)
Adjective
d)
Pronoun
60.
What part of speech is used to connect words, phrases, clauses or sentences?
a)
Interjection
b)
Conjunction
c)
Preposition
d)
Adjective
61.
What part of speech describes verbs, adjectives and adverbs?
a)
Verbs
b)
Adjectives
c)
Adverbs
d)
Prepositions
62.
What part of speech usually ends in -ly?
a)
Adjectives
b)
Adverbs
c)
Interjections
d)
Nouns
63.
What part of speech is usually followed by an exclamation point and shows excitement or emotion?
a)
Adjective
b)
Interjection
c)
Preposition
d)
Conjunction
64.
What part of speech acts as an adjective but its job is to point to specific nouns in a sentence?
a)
Article
b)
Adjective
c)
Adverb
d)
Antecedent
65.
What is part of a sentence that is written as if it was a complete sentence?
a)
Run on
b)
Fragment
c)
Clause
d)
Phrase
66.
What do we call a group of words that contain a subject and a verb? It can be classified as either independent or dependent.
a)
Clause
b)
Phrase
c)
Sentence
d)
Fragment
67.
What part of speech did we memorize with SNOWWBATT? (Since, Now, Once . . .)
a)
Conjunctions
b)
Pronouns
c)
Adverbs
d)
Subordinate Conjunctions
68.
What are the three words that are missing from this list? For, But, Or, So (hint: FANBOYS)
a)
A, An, The
b)
An, Nor, Yet
c)
And, Yet, Nor
d)
The, Had, Will
69.
What has a subject and a verb but CAN NOT stand alone as a complete sentence?
a)
Independent Clause
b)
Dependent Clause
c)
Prepositional Phrase
d)
Adverb Phrase
70.
What type of sentence is created with 2 independent clauses?
a)
Simple Sentence
b)
Compound Sentence
c)
Complex Sentence
d)
Compound-Complex Sentence
71.
What type of noun is never capitalized and names a general person, place or thing?
a)
Complex Noun
b)
Compound Noun
c)
Common Noun
d)
Collective Noun
72.
Courage, Love and Friendship are examples of what kind of noun?
a)
Concrete Nouns
b)
Complex Nouns
c)
Abstract Nouns
d)
Collective Nouns
73.
Flock, School and Team are examples of what kind of noun?
a)
Collective Noun
b)
Abstract Noun
c)
Possessive Noun
d)
Proper Noun
74.
What kind of noun will always be written with an apostrophe?
a)
Possessive Noun
b)
Collective Noun
c)
Proper Noun
d)
Plural Noun
75.
What kind of noun is singular but refers to a group of things or people?
a)
Concrete Noun
b)
Plural Noun
c)
Possessive Noun
d)
Collective Noun
76.
What is the sentence part that is "Who or What" the sentence is talking about?
a)
Subject
b)
Predicate
c)
Direct Object
d)
Object of the preposition
77.
What sentence part has words or phrases that rename the subject and usually set off with commas?
a)
Predicate
b)
Simple Subject
c)
Appositive
d)
Complete Subject
78.
What sentence part is the noun that completes the Prepositional Phrase?
a)
Complete Predicate
b)
Object of the Preposition
c)
Predicate Phrase
d)
Simple Subject
79.
What do we call a VERB that is NOT being used as a VERB in the sentence?
a)
Verbal
b)
Appositive
c)
Clause
d)
Verb Phrase
80.
Which Verbal always beings with -to?
a)
Infinitive
b)
Present Participle
c)
Gerund
d)
Past Participle
81.
Taste, Smell, Feel, Look - these are all what part of speech?
a)
Irregular Linking Verbs
b)
Irregular Verbs
c)
Irregular Adjectives
d)
Irregular Adverbs
82.
Do, Did, Does, Has, Have Had - what part of speech?
a)
Irregular Verbs
b)
Helping Verbs
c)
Action Verbs
d)
Linking Verbs
83.
Which sentence purpose ends with an exclamation point?
a)
declarative
b)
interrogative
c)
exclamatory
d)
Imperative
84.
What kind of pronouns show ownership or relationship?
a)
Subject Case
b)
Object Case
c)
Possessive
d)
Indefinite
85.
When Prepositions do not begin a prepositional phrase, what part of speech do they turn into?
a)
Adjective
b)
Adverb
c)
Participle
d)
Conjunction
86.
Compares one person or thing with one other person or thing
a)
Subordinate Adjective
b)
Comparative Adjective
c)
Superlative Adjective
d)
Transitive Adjective
87.
Compares one person or thing with two or more other persons or things
a)
Subordinate Adjective
b)
Comparative Adjective
c)
Superlative Adjective
d)
Transitive Adjective
88.
Consists of the verbal and all the complements and modifiers that surround it.
a)
Prepositional phrase
b)
Dependent phrase
c)
Verbal phrase
d)
Transitive phrase
89.
This and That - what kind of pronoun are these?
a)
Singular Possessive
b)
Plural Demonstrative
c)
Singular Demonstrative
d)
Plural Interrogative
90.
my, your, our, their, her - what kind of pronoun are these?
a)
Indefinite
b)
Demonstrative
c)
Possessive
d)
Interrogative
91.
both, few many several - what kind of pronoun are these?
a)
Indefinite
b)
Demonstrative
c)
Possessive
d)
Interrogative
92.
beautiful
a)
Adjective
b)
Article
c)
Action Verb
d)
Linking Verb
e)
Helping Verb
93.
Although
a)
Subordinate Conjunction
b)
Article
c)
Action Verb
d)
Linking Verb
e)
Helping Verb
94.
In
a)
Preposition
b)
Article
c)
Action Verb
d)
Linking Verb
e)
Helping Verb
95.
An
a)
Article
b)
Action Verb
c)
Linking Verb
d)
Helping Verb
e)
Adverb
96.
Anyone
a)
Indefinite Pronoun
b)
Article
c)
Action Verb
d)
Linking Verb
e)
Helping Verb
97.
There
a)
Adverb
b)
Article
c)
Action Verb
d)
Linking Verb
e)
Helping Verb
98.
Sing
a)
Action Verb
b)
Article
c)
Linking Verb
d)
Helping Verb
e)
Adverb
99.
Yesterday
a)
Adverb
b)
Article
c)
Action Verb
d)
Linking Verb
e)
Helping Verb
100.
His
a)
Possessive Pronoun
b)
Article
c)
Action Verb
d)
Linking Verb
e)
Helping Verb
101.
She
a)
Subject Case Pronoun
b)
Article
c)
Action Verb
d)
Linking Verb
e)
Helping Verb
102.
Being
a)
Linking Verb
b)
Article
c)
Action Verb
d)
Helping Verb
e)
Adverb
103.
Along
a)
Preposition
b)
Article
c)
Action Verb
d)
Linking Verb
e)
Helping Verb
104.
Nor
a)
Conjunction (FANBOY)
b)
Article
c)
Action Verb
d)
Linking Verb
e)
Helping Verb
105.
Of
a)
Preposition
b)
Article
c)
Action Verb
d)
Linking Verb
e)
Helping Verb
106.
small
a)
Adjective
b)
Article
c)
Action Verb
d)
Linking Verb
e)
Helping Verb
107.
My
a)
Possessive Pronoun
b)
Article
c)
Action Verb
d)
Linking Verb
e)
Helping Verb
108.
Did
a)
Helping Verb
b)
Article
c)
Action Verb
d)
Linking Verb
e)
Adverb
109.
Me
a)
Object Case Pronoun
b)
Article
c)
Action Verb
d)
Linking Verb
e)
Helping Verb
110.
While
a)
Subordinate Conjunction
b)
Article
c)
Action Verb
d)
Linking Verb
e)
Helping Verb
111.
Whose
a)
Interrogative Pronoun
b)
Article
c)
Action Verb
d)
Linking Verb
e)
Helping Verb
112.
These
a)
Demonstrative Pronoun
b)
Article
c)
Action Verb
d)
Linking Verb
e)
Helping Verb
113.
Eat
a)
Action Verb
b)
Article
c)
Linking Verb
d)
Helping Verb
e)
Adverb
114.
Seem
a)
Linking Verb
b)
Article
c)
Action Verb
d)
Helping Verb
e)
Adverb
115.
Has
a)
Helping Verb
b)
Article
c)
Action Verb
d)
Linking Verb
e)
Adverb
116.
The atmosphere at the library feels calm. (library)
a)
Object of the preposition
b)
Subject
c)
Appositive
d)
Direct Object
e)
Indirect Object
117.
Mom bought her daughter a stack of picture books to enjoy at the library. (daughter)
a)
Indirect Object
b)
Subject
c)
Appositive
d)
Direct Object
e)
Object of the preposition
118.
The librarians are knowledgeable in the world of literature. (knowledgeable)
a)
Predicate Adjective
b)
Subject
c)
Appositive
d)
Direct Object
e)
Indirect Object
119.
The library staff gave the visitors a warm welcome as they entered. (staff)
a)
Subject
b)
Appositive
c)
Direct Object
d)
Indirect Object
e)
Object of the preposition
120.
The teacher assigned the students an exciting project about reading books at the library. (project)
a)
Direct Object
b)
Subject
c)
Appositive
d)
Indirect Object
e)
Object of the preposition
121.
The library becomes a sanctuary for those seeking knowledge and inspiration. (sanctuary)
a)
Predicate Noun
b)
Subject
c)
Appositive
d)
Direct Object
e)
Indirect Object
122.
At the library, time spent reading is never wasted. (library)
a)
Object of the preposition
b)
Subject
c)
Appositive
d)
Direct Object
e)
Indirect Object
123.
Mrs. Smith, the librarian, works very hard to keep order in the library. (librarian)
a)
Appositive
b)
Subject
c)
Direct Object
d)
Indirect Object
e)
Object of the preposition
124.
The librarian offered the children some snacks. (snacks)
a)
Direct Object
b)
Subject
c)
Appositive
d)
Indirect Object
e)
Object of the preposition
125.
Books become portals to other worlds when read at the library. (worlds)
a)
Object of the preposition
b)
Subject
c)
Appositive
d)
Direct Object
e)
Indirect Object
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