Question 1.1. Identify the verbs in the sentence.
Shouldn’t we have left early and arrived on time first?
AShouldn’t have left, arrived
BShould have left, arrived
Chave left, arrived
DShouldn’t left, arrived
Question 2.2. Identify the subject of the sentence.
The results and implications of the experiment were a surprise to many scientists.
AThe subject is experiment.
BThe compound subject is results and experiment.
CThe compound subject is results and implications.
DThe subject is surprise.
Question 3.3. Identify the subject of the sentence.
Loud pop music and singing filled the stadium.
Apop music
Bmusic, filled
Cmusic, singing
Dsinging, stadium
Question 4.4. Identify the verb or verbs of the sentence.
Once upon a time, a king and queen ruled their kingdom justly and longed to have an heir.
Aruled
Bto have
C longed, have
Druled, longed
Question 5.5. Identify the answer that best describes the following sentence.
Neither my mother nor my father knows how to dance or teaches lessons.
AThe sentence has a compound subject.
BThe sentence has a compound subject and a compound verb.
CThe sentence has a compound verb.
DThe sentence has a compound direct object.
Question 6.6. Identify the answer that best describes the following sentence.
Will you have hung up the laundry to dry by this afternoon?
AThis sentence has a compound subject and a compound verb.
BThis sentence has a compound subject.
CThis sentence has a compound verb.
DNone of the above choices are correct.
Question 7.7. Identify whether the underlined word is a direct or indirect object.
In the winter, we told scary stories by the fireplace.
Adirect object
Bindirect object
Question 8.8. Identify whether the underlined word is a predicate nominative or a predicate adjective.
Yikes! This morning certainly is cold!
Apredicate nominative
Bpredicate adjective
Question 9.9. Identify whether the underlined words are a direct object or an indirect object.
Did you give Mr. Finch the code for the patch?
Adirect object
Bindirect object
Question 10.10. Identify the answer that best describes the underlined words.
After the incident, the city named him Hero of the Year.
Adirect object
Bindirect object
Cpredicate adjective
Dobjective complement
Question 11.11. Identify whether the underlined word is a predicate nominative or a predicate adjective.
Wait! Are you sure you can be a responsible babysitter?
Apredicate nominative
Bpredicate adjective
Question 12.12. Identify the answer that best describes the underlined word.
In a tie for first place were Cindy and Tamika.
Apart of a compound subject
Bpart of a compound direct object
Cpart of a compound predicate nominative
Dpart of a compound objective complement
Question 13.13. What is the function of a predicate nominative?
AIt renames the subject.
BIt describes the subject.
CIt receives the action of the verb.
DIt modifies or renames the direct object.
Question 14.14. Identify the answer that best describes a predicate adjective.
Arenames the subject
Breceives the action of the verb
Cdescribes the subject
Dmodifies or renames the direct object
Question 15.15. Identify the answer that best describes an objective complement.
Arenames the subject
Breceives the action of the verb
Cdescribes the subject
Dmodifies or renames the direct object
Question 16.16. Identify the direct object in the following sentence.
The menu listed four kinds of omelets along with their prices.
Afour
Bkinds
Comelets
Dprices
Question 17.17. Identify the indirect object in the following sentence.
The children were making their parents elaborate cards in celebration of the holiday.
Aparents
Bcards
Ccelebration
Dholiday
Question 18.18. Identify the predicate nominative in the following sentence.
As a freshman, the place kicker earned a place on the varsity team and became player of the year.
Afreshman
Bkicker
Cteam
Dplayer
Question 19.19. Identify the predicate adjective in the following sentence.
Do you think that math is harder than chemistry, or do you do well in both subjects?
ADo
Bmath
Charder
Dwell
Question 20.20. Identify the objective complement in the following sentence.
Justine finished her book report, printed it, and called it finished.
Abook
Breport
Cprinted
Dfinished
Shouldn’t we have left early and arrived on time first?
The results and implications of the experiment were a surprise to many scientists.
Loud pop music and singing filled the stadium.
Once upon a time, a king and queen ruled their kingdom justly and longed to have an heir.
Neither my mother nor my father knows how to dance or teaches lessons.
Will you have hung up the laundry to dry by this afternoon?
In the winter, we told scary stories by the fireplace.
Yikes! This morning certainly is cold!
Did you give Mr. Finch the code for the patch?
After the incident, the city named him Hero of the Year.
Wait! Are you sure you can be a responsible babysitter?
In a tie for first place were Cindy and Tamika.
The menu listed four kinds of omelets along with their prices.
The children were making their parents elaborate cards in celebration of the holiday.
As a freshman, the place kicker earned a place on the varsity team and became player of the year.
Do you think that math is harder than chemistry, or do you do well in both subjects?
Justine finished her book report, printed it, and called it finished.