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Watters' 4th Grade Grammar Quizizz

Total questions: 84

Worksheet time: 1hrs 24mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which word is a preposition in the sentence: "The cat slept under the table."

a)

cat

b)

under

c)

slept

d)

table

2.

Which of the following is a prepositional phrase?

a)

ran quickly

b)

under the bed

c)

is happy

d)

very tall

3.

What is the subject in the sentence: "The dog barked loudly."

a)

barked

b)

loudly

c)

The dog

d)

dog barked

4.

What is the predicate in the sentence: "My brother plays soccer."

a)

My brother

b)

plays soccer

c)

soccer

d)

brother

5.

Which word is a coordinating conjunction in the sentence: "I wanted pizza, but I ate salad."

a)

pizza

b)

but

c)

salad

d)

ate

6.

Is the following sentence simple or compound? "She likes apples and she likes oranges."

a)

Simple

b)

Compound

7.

Choose the correct word: "I have ____ dogs." (to, too, two)

a)

to

b)

too

c)

two

8.

Choose the correct word: "We are going ____ the park." (to, too, two)

a)

to

b)

too

c)

two

9.

Choose the correct word: "That is ____ much sugar." (to, too, two)

a)

to

b)

too

c)

two

10.

Choose the correct word: "____ going to the store." (their, they're, there)

a)

their

b)

they're

c)

there

11.

Choose the correct word: "The books are over ____." (their, they're, there)

a)

their

b)

they're

c)

there

12.

Choose the correct word: "____ house is blue." (their, they're, there)

a)

their

b)

they're

c)

there

13.

Which word is a modal auxiliary in the sentence: "She can swim fast."

a)

She

b)

can

c)

swim

d)

fast

14.

Which word is a noun in the sentence: "The bird sings."

a)

bird

b)

sings

c)

The

d)

in

15.

Which word is a verb in the sentence: "The dog runs quickly."

a)

dog

b)

runs

c)

quickly

d)

The

16.

Which word is an adverb in the sentence: "He spoke softly."

a)

He

b)

spoke

c)

softly

d)

spoke softly

17.

Which word is an adjective in the sentence: "The red car is fast."

a)

car

b)

red

c)

fast

d)

is

18.

Identify the prepositional phrase in the sentence: "The cat hid behind the curtain."

a)

The cat

b)

hid behind

c)

behind the curtain

d)

the curtain

19.

Identify the subject and predicate in the sentence: "My friends are playing outside."

a)

Subject: My friends; Predicate: are playing outside

b)

Subject: are playing; Predicate: outside

c)

Subject: outside; Predicate: My friends are playing

d)

Subject: playing; Predicate: My friends are

20.

Which sentence uses a coordinating conjunction correctly?

a)

I like cake but ice cream.

b)

I like cake, and I like ice cream.

c)

I like cake, I like ice cream.

d)

I like cake but, I like ice cream.

21.

Which sentence is a compound sentence?

a)

The sun is shining.

b)

The sun is shining, and the birds are singing.

c)

The birds are singing.

d)

The sun shines.

22.

Choose the sentence that uses "too" correctly.

a)

I have too apples.

b)

I am too tired to play.

c)

I want to too the store.

d)

I have too dogs.

23.

Choose the sentence that uses "their" correctly.

a)

Their going to the park.

b)

The dog wagged their tail.

c)

Their house is big.

d)

I put the book over their.

24.

Which sentence uses a modal auxiliary to show ability?

a)

She will go to the store.

b)

She can ride a bike.

c)

She may go to the store.

d)

She should go to the store.

25.

Which sentence uses a modal auxiliary to show possibility?

a)

He must finish his homework.

b)

He can run fast.

c)

He may come to the party.

d)

He should eat dinner.

26.

Which sentence uses a modal auxiliary to show intention?

a)

I will call you later.

b)

I can call you later.

c)

I may call you later.

d)

I should call you later.

27.

Identify the noun, verb, adverb, and adjective in the sentence: "The happy dog barked loudly."

a)

Noun: dog; Verb: barked; Adverb: loudly; Adjective: happy

b)

Noun: happy; Verb: dog; Adverb: barked; Adjective: loudly

c)

Noun: barked; Verb: dog; Adverb: happy; Adjective: loudly

d)

Noun: loudly; Verb: happy; Adverb: dog; Adjective: barked

28.

Which sentence contains a prepositional phrase?

a)

The boy ran quickly.

b)

The girl sat beside her friend.

c)

The dog barked.

d)

The sun is bright.

29.

Which word is the coordinating conjunction in the sentence: "We can go to the park, or we can stay home."

a)

can

b)

or

c)

park

d)

stay

30.

Which sentence is simple?

a)

I like to read books.

b)

I like to read books, and I like to draw pictures.

c)

I like to read books, but I do not like to write stories.

d)

I like to read books, so I go to the library.

31.

Which sentence contains a prepositional phrase that tells where something is?

a)

The dog barked loudly.

b)

The cat slept on the sofa.

c)

She ran quickly.

d)

He is happy.

32.

Identify the prepositional phrase in the sentence: "We walked through the park after dinner."

a)

through the park

b)

after dinner

c)

We walked

d)

both A and B

33.

Which sentence uses "there" correctly?

a)

There going to the store.

b)

The dog is over there.

c)

There house is big.

d)

I put the book there desk.

34.

Which sentence uses a modal auxiliary to show permission?

a)

You may leave early.

b)

You can leave early.

c)

You will leave early.

d)

You should leave early.

35.

Which sentence is a compound sentence?

a)

The rain stopped, and the sun came out.

b)

The rain stopped.

c)

The sun came out.

d)

The rain stopped after lunch.

36.

Choose the sentence that uses "they're" correctly.

a)

They're house is big.

b)

They're going to the movies.

c)

They're dog is brown.

d)

They're books are on the table.

37.

Which word is the subject in the sentence: "After school, the children played soccer."

a)

After school

b)

the children

c)

played

d)

soccer

38.

Which word is the predicate in the sentence: "The teacher reads stories every day."

a)

The teacher

b)

reads stories every day

c)

stories

d)

every day

39.

Which sentence uses "to" correctly?

a)

I want to go to the store.

b)

I want too go the store.

c)

I want two go to the store.

d)

I want go to the store.

40.

Which sentence uses a modal auxiliary to show advice?

a)

You should eat your vegetables.

b)

You can eat your vegetables.

c)

You may eat your vegetables.

d)

You will eat your vegetables.

41.

Which sentence contains an adjective describing a noun?

a)

The tall boy ran fast.

b)

The boy ran fast.

c)

The boy ran.

d)

The boy.

42.

Which sentence contains an adverb describing how something is done?

a)

She sings beautifully.

b)

She sings.

c)

She is beautiful.

d)

She is a singer.

43.

Which sentence uses a coordinating conjunction to join two independent clauses?

a)

I like apples, and I like bananas.

b)

I like apples and bananas.

c)

I like apples, bananas.

d)

I like apples, but bananas.

44.

Which sentence is a simple sentence?

a)

The dog barked at the mailman.

b)

The dog barked, and the cat ran away.

c)

The dog barked, but the mailman did not run.

d)

The dog barked and the cat ran.

45.

Which sentence uses "two" correctly?

a)

I have two sisters.

b)

I have to sisters.

c)

I have too sisters.

d)

I have sisters two.

46.

Which sentence contains a prepositional phrase that tells when something happened?

a)

We will leave after lunch.

b)

We will leave quickly.

c)

We will leave.

d)

We will leave soon.

47.

Which sentence uses a modal auxiliary to show necessity?

a)

You must finish your homework.

b)

You can finish your homework.

c)

You may finish your homework.

d)

You will finish your homework.

48.

Which sentence uses "their" to show possession?

a)

Their dog is very friendly.

b)

They're dog is very friendly.

c)

There dog is very friendly.

d)

Their is a dog.

49.

Which sentence uses a prepositional phrase to describe location?

a)

The book is on the shelf.

b)

The book is red.

c)

The book is new.

d)

The book is interesting.

50.

Which sentence uses a modal auxiliary to show future intention?

a)

I will finish my project tomorrow.

b)

I can finish my project tomorrow.

c)

I may finish my project tomorrow.

d)

I should finish my project tomorrow.

51.

Collective nouns name groups of things.

Think 'collection'

Select the collective noun below:

a)

Herd

b)

Dog

52.

Collective nouns name groups of things.

Think 'collection'

Select the collective noun below:

a)

Cluster

b)

Leaf

53.

Collective nouns name groups of things.

Think 'collection'

Select the collective noun below:

a)

Flock

b)

Bird

54.

Collective nouns name groups of things.

Think 'collection'

Select the collective noun below:

a)

Class

b)

Student

55.

Collective nouns name groups of things.

Think 'collection'

Select the collective noun below:

a)

Swarm

b)

Bumblebee

56.

Collective nouns name groups of things.

Think 'collection'

Select the collective noun below:

a)

Bouquet of flowers

b)

One red rose

57.

Collective nouns name groups of things.

Think 'collection'

Select the collective noun below:

a)

Crowd of people

b)

One person

58.

Collective nouns name groups of things.

Think 'collection'

Select the collective noun below:

a)

Choir

b)

Soloist

59.

Collective nouns name groups of things.

Think 'collection'

Select the collective noun below:

a)

Football team

b)

Football player

60.

Collective nouns name groups of things.

Think 'collection'

Select the collective noun below:

a)

Galaxy of stars

b)

The Sun

61.

Collective nouns name groups of things.

Think 'collection'

Select the collective noun below:

a)

A pack of gum

b)

A stick of gum

62.

Collective nouns name groups of things.

Think 'collection'

Select the collective noun below:

a)

Pile of trash

b)

A piece of trash

63.

Concrete nouns are things you can touch. They are tangible.

Select the concrete noun below.

a)

Dog

b)

Love

64.

Concrete nouns are things you can touch. They are tangible.

Select the concrete noun below.

a)

Remote

b)

TV Show

65.

Concrete nouns are things you can touch. They are tangible.

Select the concrete noun below.

a)

Chair

b)

Sitting

66.

Concrete nouns are things you can touch. They are tangible.

Select the concrete noun below.

a)

Focus statement

b)

Pufferfish

67.

Concrete nouns are things you can touch. They are tangible.

Select the concrete noun below.

a)

Free speech

b)

A letter to your congressman

68.

Concrete nouns are things you can touch. They are tangible.

Select the concrete noun below.

a)

Your church

b)

Freedom of religion

69.

Concrete nouns are things you can touch. They are tangible.

Select the concrete noun below.

a)

Lollipop

b)

pursuit of happiness

70.

Concrete nouns are things you can touch. They are tangible.

Select the concrete noun below.

a)

Your responsibilities

b)

Your siblings

71.

Concrete nouns are things you can touch. They are tangible.

Select the concrete noun below.

a)

Your behavior

b)

Your PBIS reward (popsicle)

72.

Abstract nouns are things you cannot touch.

They are intangible.

Think ideas, feelings, or rights you have.

Select the abstract noun below.

a)

True love

b)

Valentine's day card from your crush

73.

Abstract nouns are things you cannot touch.

They are intangible.

Think ideas, feelings, or rights you have.

Select the abstract noun below.

a)

Confidence

b)

New Nikes

74.

Abstract nouns are things you cannot touch.

They are intangible.

Think ideas, feelings, or rights you have.

Select the abstract noun below.

a)

Empathy

b)

Your best friend

75.

Abstract nouns are things you cannot touch.

They are intangible.

Think ideas, feelings, or rights you have.

Select the abstract noun below.

a)

Freedom of the press

b)

A newspaper

76.

Abstract nouns are things you cannot touch.

They are intangible.

Think ideas, feelings, or rights you have.

Select the abstract noun below.

a)

Freedom of assembly

b)

The 2025 Chorus T-Shirt

77.

Abstract nouns are things you cannot touch.

They are intangible.

Think ideas, feelings, or rights you have.

Select the abstract noun below.

a)

Confidence

b)

Lip balm

78.

Abstract nouns are things you cannot touch.

They are intangible.

Think ideas, feelings, or rights you have.

Select the abstract noun below.

a)

Marriage

b)

Husband

79.

Abstract nouns are things you cannot touch.

They are intangible.

Think ideas, feelings, or rights you have.

Select the abstract noun below.

a)

The flu

b)

Thermometer

80.

Abstract nouns are things you cannot touch.

They are intangible.

Think ideas, feelings, or rights you have.

Select the abstract noun below.

a)

democracy

b)

USA flag

81.

Abstract nouns are things you cannot touch.

They are intangible.

Think ideas, feelings, or rights you have.

Select the abstract noun below.

a)

birthday

b)

cake

82.

Abstract nouns are things you cannot touch.

They are intangible.

Think ideas, feelings, or rights you have.

Select the abstract noun below.

a)

Intelligence

b)

A textbook

83.

Simple or compound?

I ate cheese.

a)

Simple

b)

Compound

84.

Simple or compound?

I went to the mall, but I didn't buy anything.

a)

Simple

b)

Compound

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