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Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Simple Subjects and Simple Predicates
Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Simple Subjects and Simple Predicates
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A quiz assessing students' knowledge of parts of speech and simple subjects/ predicates.
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What type of sentence is the following sentence: Shakespeare is a well-known author of plays and sonnets.
Declarative
Interrogative
Exclamatory
Imperative
2
Identify the adjective/s: The quick iguana scampered across the tall fence.
quick
tall
scampered
quick, tall
3
What sentence type is the following sentence: How loud the thunder is!
Interrogative
Exclamatory
Declarative
Imperative
4
Identify the noun/s: Mack refused to let anything interfere with his plans.
to let
Mack, his
plans
Mack, plans
5
Identify the simple predicate: The teams shook hands sincerely after the game.
sincerely
after
shook
teams
6
What type of sentence is the following sentence: Clean up your room before dinner.
Interrogative
Exclamatory
Imperative
Declarative
7
Identify the simple predicate: The audience grew very restless during the long speech.
restless
audience
speech
grew
8
Identify the helping verb/s: Others have expected little from her.
from
expected
have
little
9
Identify the verb/s: Are the Pallisers planning on traveling soon?
traveling
planning, traveling
are, planning
are, planning, traveling
10
Identify the helping verb/s: The coach will post the results in a couple of weeks.
in
will
post
of
11
Identify the adjective/s: The blue dolphin swam freely in the vast ocean.
blue
blue, vast
freely
swam
12
Identify the adjective/s: The enormous hungry elephant loved salty peanuts.
salty
peanuts
enormous, hungry, salty
enormous, hungry
13
Identify the simple subject/s: Mary, John, and Paul love to sing catchy tunes.
tunes
Mary, John and Paul
Mary, John, Paul
love
14
Identify the simple predicate: The brown horse appeared at the starting line.
horse
line
appeared
starting
15
Identify the simple subject/s in the following sentence: John and Mary arrived late to class.
John
class
John and Mary
John, Mary
16
What is the verb phrase in this sentence: I would have preferred a happy ending to my book instead of this sad one.
preferred a happy ending
have, preferred
would, preferred
would, have, preferred
17
Identify the noun/s: Humans are capable of achieving great things.
humans, great, things
humans, things
humans
capable
18
Identify the simple predicate: The race track looks very wet and shiny.
wet
shiny
race
looks
19
Identify the simple subject: My best friend's parents are going on vacation today.
best friend's
my
parents
vacation
