Grammar Quiz

Which of the following sentences contains both a complete subject and a complete predicate?

• My friend ran down the street.

• Played football.

• Went to the store.

• The yellow house.

Read the sentence. Mr. Hill’s class played a game. The complete predicate in the sentence is —

• Mr. Hill’s

• Mr. Hill’s class

• played

• played a game

Which sentence is NOT a run-on sentence?

• Kim left early the ball game was over.

• Sara jumped up Simon stayed at his desk.

• Carlos finished his report and went to the playground.

• Cynthia and Lucy made soup Lucy’s mom made the salad.

Which sentence is NOT a run on sentence?

• I love to play softball, I like my team.

• His uncle is a teacher he teaches science.

• Linda has an uncle in England, and he invited her to visit.

• My sister enjoys walking in the park she also loves snow cones.

A student wants to change the sentence below to make it complete. "My mother ___." To complete the sentence, the student should add the words —

• and my father

• who is nice

• left for the meeting

• planning to go

What is the complete predicate of this sentence?

A large fish swam through the coral.

• a large fish

• swam through the coral

• large fish swam

• through the coral

What is the complete predicate of this sentence?
Friday is the best day of the week.

• Friday
• is the best day of the week
• is
• of the week

The ____ of a sentence must include an action verb or a linking verb.

• subject

• predicate

Choose the correct verb in the sentence: "The birds chirp early in the morning."

• The birds

• chirp

• early

• in the morning

Identify the subject in this sentence: "The sun shines brightly."

• The sun

• shines

• brightly