TRI 1, WEEK 10 WEDNESDAY BELLRINGER (SUBJECT PREDICATE PRACTICE)

Front

In the blue sentence, below, identify the underlined portion of the sentence. The Canadian flag bears a red maple leaf.Options: complete subject, complete predicate, simple subject, simple predicate

Back

complete subject

Front

In the blue sentence, below, identify the underlined portion of the sentence.
Vostok, Antarctica, holds the record for the lowest temperature on the earth’s surface.
Options: complete subject, complete predicate, simple subject, simple predicate

Back

complete predicate

Front

In the blue sentence, below, identify the underlined portion of the sentence. The Senate has 100 members, and the House of Representatives consists of 435 members. Options: complete subject, complete predicate, simple subject, simple predicate

Back

simple subject

Front

In the blue sentence, below, identify the underlined portion of the sentence. The respiratory system provides the body with oxygen and rids it of carbon dioxide. Options: complete subject, complete predicate, simple subject, simple predicate

Back

simple predicate

Front

In the blue sentence, below, identify the underlined portion of the sentence. Billie Jean King holds four U.S. tennis championship titles and won at Wimbledon six times. Options: complete subject, complete predicate, simple subject, simple predicate

Back

simple predicate

Front

What is the complete predicate of the sentence: Annika wiped off the table.?

Back

wiped off the table

Front

Annika wiped off the table. What is the simple subject of this blue sentence? Options: Annika, wiped off the table, the table

Back

Annika

Front

Identify the simple subject in this sentence: The brown horse appeared at the starting line.

Back

horse

Front

Identify the simple predicate (verb) in this sentence: Pedro finished all of his math homework this afternoon.

Back

finished

Front

Choose the complete predicate of this sentence: The computer began to make funny noises.

Back

began to make funny noises.