Final Review-Grammar

What is the complete subject of the sentence: My first dog loved potato chips.

• Dog
• My
• My first dog
• Loved potato chips

What is the simple subject of the sentence: The bright red barn in the field had horses in it.

• The bright red barn
• Barn
• Horses
• In the field

What is the complete predicate of the sentence: Both sailors fell into the ocean.

• Both sailors
• Sailors
• Fell
• Fell into the ocean

What is the simple predicate of the sentence: Robots are machines with "brains".

• Robots
• are machines with brains
• Robots are
• are

What is missing in the incomplete thought: Opened her computer and logged into Clever.

• Subject
• Predicate
• Both Subject and Predicate
• This is a complete sentence

Each day the rabbits leave their burrows and head out to find food and water.

• This is a run-on sentence
• This is a complete sentence with no run-on

Another name for a skunk is polecat, they sure can be stinky!

• This is a run-on sentence
• This is a complete sentence with no run-on

Which of the following options are run-on sentences? SELECT ALL THAT APPLY

• I like bananas, apples, oranges, and grapes.
• Fruits are tasty lunch is the best time to eat them.
• Have you ever eaten a starfruit I have.
• If I could choose one fruit to eat, it would be an orange.

Which run-on has been corrected?

• We have a cat his name is Buckley.
• We have a cat, his name is Buckley.
• We have a cat. His name is Buckley.

Which is the run-on?

• I went to the store and got milk and then got bread.
• My cat knocks things off of the counter it makes me wake up at night.
• The bird sang a pretty song as the sun was rising in the morning.
• When it is raining, we can't play outside for recess.