Subject and Predicate Quest - BJU 6 Lesson 4

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Subject and Predicate Quest - BJU 6 Lesson 4


Subject and Predicate Quest - BJU 6 Lesson 4Version en ligne Identify subjects and predicates par Kristie Pacheco 1 Every sentence consists of two parts. What are the two parts of a sentence? a Predicate / object b Subject / predicate c Subject / object d Noun / verb 2 The main word or words in the complete sentence is called… a part of speech b simple subject c complete predicate d complete subject 3 All the words that tell whom or what the sentence is about make up the ______. a simple subject b complete subject c subject d complete predicate 4 All the words that tell what the subject is or does make up the______ a clause b simple predicate c complete predicate d subject 5 The main word or words in the complete predicate and is always a verb is known as ______ a complete predicate b simple predicate c clause d simple subject 6 A group of words that has both a subject and a predicate working together is known as______ a independent clause b sentence c clause d phrase 7 What type of clause can stand alone as a sentence? a Noun clause b Independent clause c Relative clause d Dependent clause 8 What type of clause contains a subject and a verb? a Dependent clause b Relative clause c Noun clause d Independent clause 9 What type of clause contains a subject and a verb, but does not have a complete thought? a Independent clause b Relative clause c Noun clause d Dependent clause 10 Which type of clause can come at the beginning or end of a sentence? a Independent clause b Noun clause c Relative clause d Dependent clause 11 Which clause depends on it for its complete meaning? a Independent clause depends on the dependent clause b Dependent clause depends on the independent clause c Noun clause depends on the verb d Relative clause depends on the main clause 12 Which subject has two or more simple subjects that share the same predicate? a Complete subject b Simple subject c Compound predicate d Compound subject 13 A sentence may have two things. What are they? a A simple subject and a simple predicate b One subject and one predicate c A phrase and a clause d Compound subject and a compound predicate 14 Which type of predicate has two or more simple predicates that share the same subject? a Independent predicate b Complete predicate c Compound predicate d Simple predicate 15 What are compound predicates joined with? a Prepositions b Subordinating conjunctions c Coordinating conjunctions d Punctuation 16 Name three coordinating conjunctions: a and, but, or b yet, so, nor c if, or, but d because, since, for 17 Identify the Subject: In the sentence "The playful puppy chased the ball," what is the subject? a the ball b playful c The playful puppy d chased 18 What is the subject in "My best friend loves science class." a My best friend b loves c class d science class 19 What is the complete subject in "Several colorful birds landed on the fence." a the fence b colorful birds landed c Several birds d Several colorful birds 20 Identify the Predicate: What is the complete predicate in "The students finished their homework early." a The students b finished their homework early c early d homework 21 In the sentence "Our soccer team won the championship," what is the predicate? a Our soccer team b The championship c won d won the championship 22 What is the predicate in "The cat slept peacefully on the couch." a slept peacefully on the couch b slept c on the couch d The cat 23 Complete Subject or Complete Predicate? In "The excited audience cheered loudly," which is the complete subject? a cheered loudly b The excited c The excited audience d the audience 24 In the same sentence, what is the complete predicate? a cheered loudly b The audience cheered c The excited audience d loudly 25 Simple Subject or Simple Predicate? What is the simple subject in "The bright yellow flowers bloomed quickly." a flowers b yellow c bright d blooms 26 What is the simple predicate in "My little brother laughed loudly." a laughed b loudly c my d brother 27 What is the simple subject in "Many students completed the assignment." a students b Many c completed d assignment 28 True or False: Every complete sentence must have both a subject and a predicate. a False b True 29 True or False: The predicate tells who or what the sentence is about. a False b True 30 True or False: The subject can sometimes appear after the predicate in a question. a True b False 31 Challenge Question - Identify the complete subject and complete predicate: "The famous basketball player signed autographs after the game." a Complete Subject: The sports player; Complete Predicate: signed autographs b Complete Subject: The famous basketball player signed; Complete Predicate: autographs after the game c Complete Subject: The famous basketball player; Complete Predicate: signed autographs after the game d Complete Subject: The famous basketball; Complete Predicate: signed autographs 32 Challenge Question - Identify the simple subject and simple predicate: "The hungry bear searched for food." a Simple Subject: hungry bear; Simple Predicate: searched for b Simple Subject: hungry; Simple Predicate: bear c Simple Subject: bear; Simple Predicate: searched d Simple Subject: bear; Simple Predicate: for 33 Which sentence has a compound subject? a The teacher smiled. b Emma and Liam studied together. c The bird flew. d The dog barked. 34 Which sentence has a compound predicate? a The teacher explained. b The girls sang. c The boys played. d The cat stretched and yawned. 35 Find the complete subject and complete predicate: "After lunch, the sixth-grade students completed their science project." a Complete Subject: the sixth-grade; Complete Predicate: grade students completed their science project b Complete Subject: the sixth-grade students; Complete Predicate: completed their science project c Complete Subject: the sixth-grade students completed; Complete Predicate: their science project d Complete Subject: sixth-grade students; Complete Predicate: completed project

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Subject and Predicate Quest - BJU 6 Lesson 4Version en ligne

par Kristie Pacheco

Every sentence consists of two parts. What are the two parts of a sentence?

The main word or words in the complete sentence is called…

All the words that tell whom or what the sentence is about make up the ______.

All the words that tell what the subject is or does make up the______

The main word or words in the complete predicate and is always a verb is known as ______

A group of words that has both a subject and a predicate working together is known as______

What type of clause can stand alone as a sentence?

What type of clause contains a subject and a verb?

What type of clause contains a subject and a verb, but does not have a complete thought?

Which type of clause can come at the beginning or end of a sentence?

Which clause depends on it for its complete meaning?

Which subject has two or more simple subjects that share the same predicate?

A sentence may have two things. What are they?

Which type of predicate has two or more simple predicates that share the same subject?

What are compound predicates joined with?

Name three coordinating conjunctions:

Identify the Subject: In the sentence "The playful puppy chased the ball," what is the subject?

What is the subject in "My best friend loves science class."

What is the complete subject in "Several colorful birds landed on the fence."

Identify the Predicate: What is the complete predicate in "The students finished their homework early."

In the sentence "Our soccer team won the championship," what is the predicate?

What is the predicate in "The cat slept peacefully on the couch."

Complete Subject or Complete Predicate? In "The excited audience cheered loudly," which is the complete subject?

In the same sentence, what is the complete predicate?

Simple Subject or Simple Predicate? What is the simple subject in "The bright yellow flowers bloomed quickly."

What is the simple predicate in "My little brother laughed loudly."

What is the simple subject in "Many students completed the assignment."

True or False: Every complete sentence must have both a subject and a predicate.

True or False: The predicate tells who or what the sentence is about.

True or False: The subject can sometimes appear after the predicate in a question.

Challenge Question - Identify the complete subject and complete predicate: "The famous basketball player signed autographs after the game."

Challenge Question - Identify the simple subject and simple predicate: "The hungry bear searched for food."

Which sentence has a compound subject?

Which sentence has a compound predicate?

Find the complete subject and complete predicate: "After lunch, the sixth-grade students completed their science project."