6th Quiz Subjects, Predicates and Conjunctions

The group of words that mention who or what the sentence is talking about is called:

• Complete subject

• Simple Subject

• Complete predicate

• Simple Predicate

The group of words that mention what a noun is doing or what the noun is, is called:

• Complete subject

• Simple Subject

• Complete predicate

• Simple Predicate

The main word or noun that mentions who or what the sentence is about is called:

• Complete subject

• Simple Subject

• Complete Predicate

• Simple Predicate

The main word or verb that mentions who or what the noun is doing or what the noun is, is called:

• Complete subject

• Simple Subject

• Complete Predicate

• Simple Predicate

A word that combines two sentences, two subjects or two predicates together is called _______ conjunction.

• independent

• subordinating

• coordinating

• Dependent

A clause that has a subject and a predicate is called:

• Independent

• Coordinating

• Subordinating

• Dependent

Two simple sentences joined together by a coordinating conjunction is called:

• compound sentence

• compound subject

• compound predicate

Two subjects joined together by a coordinating conjunction is called:

• Compound sentence

• Compound Subject

• Compound Predicate

Two verbs joined together by a coordinating conjunction is called:

• Compound sentence

• Compound Subject

• Compound Predicate

A phrase or sentence that does not express a complete thought is considered ____________ clause.

• Independent

• Subordinating

• Coordinating

• Dependent