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Parts of Speech and Parts of Sentences grammar review from 7th grade
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Part of Speech: My set of bobbleheads is incomplete now that I broke
three
players.
none of these
adjective modifying bobbleheads
adjective modifying set
adjective modifying players
2
Part of Sentence: Who
will win the World Series
?
complete predicate
simple predicate
simple subject
complete subject
3
Part of Speech: It should be a
great
show.
preposition
Interjection
conjunction
adjective
4
Find the helping verb: They bought some tomatoes and peppers in the market.
none
bought
some
in
5
Part of Speech: You got tickets to the show?
Great
!
conjunction
adjective
preposition
Interjection
6
Very type: Laura
is becoming
a real snob.
action
linking
7
Identify object of the preposition: This film takes place during the Great Depression.
Depression
place
Great Depression
film
8
Part of Speech: The article is
about
the ancient rain forests.
verb
adjective
preposition
adverb
9
Part of Speech:
Beauty
is in the eye of the beholder.
adjective
pronoun
adverb
noun
10
Part of Sentence: Authors write
thousands
of words in their books.
indirect object
direct object
simple predicate
simple subject
11
Part of Speech: The startled deer ran
fast
.
adverb
none of these
verb
adjective
12
Part of Sentence: The silly monkey
ate the rotting banana
.
complete subject
simple predicate
complete predicate
simple subject
13
Part of Speech:
I
enjoy rollerblading with the girl who lives down the street.
conjunction
noun
none of these
pronoun
14
Part of Sentence:
The silly
monkey
ate the rotting banana.
complete subject
simple predicate
complete predicate
simple subject
15
Part of Speech: She strolled around in the
dark
.
interjection
adjective
noun
adverb
16
Not only...but also
is an example of a
coordinating conjunction
none of theses
correlative conjunction
both of these
17
Part of Speech: The
dark
night felt quiet and empty.
adjective
interjection
adverb
noun
18
Part of Sentence: The pizza tasted
warm
and
delicious
.
direct object
predicate noun
predicate adjective
indirect object
19
Part of Speech: She worked at an astonishingly
fast
rate.
none of these
verb
adjective
adverb
20
An indirect object can be found in a sentence without a direct object.
True
False
21
Find the main verb: The peppers had been roasted by the storekeeper.
had been
roasted
had
had been roasted
22
Part of Speech: I
run
every morning.
noun
all of these
verb
adverb
23
Part of Sentence: Authors
write
thousands of words in their books.
simple predicate
direct object
simple subject
indirect object
24
Part of Speech: The worried man wandered
about
.
verb
adjective
adverb
preposition
25
Part of Sentence: The silly monkey
ate
the rotting banana.
simple predicate
simple subject
complete predicate
complete subject
26
Verb type: How long have you been playing the piano?
linking
action
27
Part of Speech: JB made himself a rich, thick
vanilla
milkshake.
adverb modifying JB
none of these
adjective modifying milkshake
noun
28
Part of Sentence: She gave her
brother
a happy birthday card.
direct object
simple predicate
indirect object
simple subject
29
Part of Speech: I went to the store,
for
I needed more pickles.
conjunction
preposition
adjective
verb
30
Part of Speech:
Where
did you grow up?
adjective
pronoun
preposition
adverb
31
Direct objects and indirect objects require a(n):
action verb
linking verb
32
Part of Speech: We certainly have had many
pillow fights
so far this year.
adjective
all of these
simple subject
noun
33
There can be a predicate noun and a direct object in the same sentence with the same verb.
True
False
34
Part of Speech: Titania
herself
won the fairy award.
none of these
pronoun
adjective
noun
35
Part of Sentence: The silly
monkey
ate the rotting banana.
simple predicate
complete predicate
complete subject
simple subject
36
Part of Speech:
Everyone
always has so much energy.
none of the above
adjective
pronoun
noun
37
Identify the adverb: I have been a fan of mystery novels since I was quite young.
quite
mystery
since
young
38
Verb phrase: Have you ever heard that song before?
have heard
heard
have
have ever heard
39
Part of Sentence: Who
will win
the World Series?
complete subject
simple subject
complete predicate
simple predicate
40
There can be a predicate noun and a predicate adjective in the same sentence with the same verb
False
True
41
A direct object can be found in a sentence without an indirect object.
False
True
42
Part of Speech: The sprinter had an excellent
run
in this morning's competition.
adverb
verb
all of these
noun
43
Part of Speech: Titania herself won the
fairy
award.
none of these
noun
adjective
pronoun
44
Part of Speech/Sentence:
Who
will winthe World Series?
simple subject
complete subject
all of these
pronoun
45
Predicate nouns and predicate adjectives require a(n):
linking verb
action verb
