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Parts of Speech review for 11/9 Test
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What is the simple predicate? "There will be a test on Thursday."
There will be
There will
will be
will
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What is the simple subject? "Open the door right now!"
right now
you
open
the door
3
a noun/pronoun that is to whom or for what the action affects in a sentence
direct object
indirect object
subject complement
subject
4
"The host Jimmy Fallon" is an example of
sentence
fragment
5
Find the predicate adjective: "Lions, tigers, and bears are terrifying and gruesome."
terrifying, gruesome
gruesome
lions, tigers, and bears
terrifying
6
What is the compound verb? "Effie stalked and caught the helpless mouse.
the helpless mouse
stalked and caught
caught
stalked
7
Find the predicate nominative: "Lions, tigers, and bears are hairy beasts."
lions
are
hairy beasts
beasts
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when the subject is being acted upon by the verb
active voice
indirect object
predicate
passive voice
9
What is the complete subject? "The exhausting exam made me hate math even more."
The exhausting exam
made me hate math even more
exhausting exam
exam
10
a noun/pronoun following a linking verb in the predicate that explains the subject.
indirect object
predicate adjective
direct object
predicate nominative
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"Raise your hand when you want to answer a question."
imperative
interrogative
declarative
exclamatory
12
In commands and requests, the understood subject is...
you
your mom
there is no subject
13
a group of words that contains a subject and predicate
direct object
sentence
fragment
subject complement
14
"You'll never escape your
fears
."
direct object
indirect object
15
What is the simple predicate? "Show me your homework."
Show me
Show
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What is the simple subject? "The radio host played my favorite song."
played
host
the radio host
radio host
17
"Mrs. Swain explained the directions."
active
passive
18
a group of words that does not express a complete thought
fragment
sentence
19
"I ate all the chocolate."
passive voice
active voice
20
expresses a fact, wish, intent or feeling
imperative
declarative
interrogative
exclamatory
21
tells what the subject is or does or what happens to the subject
subject
predicate
modifier
direct object
22
an adjective following a linking verb in the predicate that explains the subject
direct object
predicate nominative
indirect object
predicate adjective
23
tells whom or what the sentence is about
subject complement
fragment
subject
direct object
24
If you can't find the subject in a sentence, ask yourself ____ or ____ in front of the verb.
who, when
what, where
who, where
who, what
25
"The papers were graded by Mrs. Swain."
active voice
passive voice
26
"The papers were passed back to
the students.
"
direct object
indirect object
neither
27
What is the simple predicate? "My love for books has always been one of my defining traits."
has been
been
has
has always been
28
when the subject performs the action denoted by the verb
predicate
active voice
passive voice
direct object
29
expresses strong feelings
exclamatory
interrogative
declarative
imperative
30
What is the compound subject? "Homework and classwork are weighted the same in your grade."
Homework and classwork
Homework
are weighted the same
and
31
"Can you open this pickle jar for me?"
exclamatory
declarative
imperative
interrogative
32
"I'm so glad this unit is almost over!"
exclamatory
interrogative
imperative
declarative
33
"Makes people laugh" is an example of...
fragment
sentence
34
What is the complete predicate? "Books provide an escape from reality"
provide an escape from reality
provide an escape
books provide
provide
35
a noun/pronoun that is who or what receives the action in a sentence
indirect object
subject complement
direct object
subject
36
"I love watching late night TV" is an example of...
fragment
sentence
37
What is the simple subject? "On the test, questions will be multiple choice."
multiple choice
questions
the test
will be
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expresses a command or request
imperative
declarative
exclamatory
interrogative
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"Your breath smells."
interrogative
declarative
exclamatory
imperative
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asks a question
interrogative
declarative
imperative
exclamatory
