Types of Sentences, Subjects & Predicates

Question 1

Select the four words that make up the complete predicate: "In May, sixth graders go to Outdoor Ed."

Accepted Answer

go to Outdoor Ed

Question 2

What kind of sentence is this: "Go clean your room!"

Accepted Answer

imperative

Question 3

What kind of sentence is this: "Mrs. Halsell teaches math to all of sixth grade."

Accepted Answer

declarative

Question 4

Does this sentence have a compound subject or compound predicate? "Ekrem ate snacks and played games during recess."

Accepted Answer

Compound Predicate

Question 5

Identify the predicate: "Miss Severance graded her students' homework."

Accepted Answer

graded

Question 6

What kind of sentence is this: "What did Mr. McCauley eat for lunch?"

Accepted Answer

interrogative

Question 7

Does this sentence have a compound subject or compound predicate? "Miss Severance pitched a tent and built a fire."

Accepted Answer

Compound Predicate

Question 8

What kind of sentence is this: "I love extra recess on Fridays!"

Accepted Answer

exclamatory

Question 9

Does this sentence have a compound subject or compound predicate? "Malu drew on and colored her map."

Accepted Answer

Compound Predicate

Question 10

Does this sentence have a compound subject or compound predicate? "Raphael and Julian went to the park after school."

Accepted Answer

Compound Subject

Question 11

Select the three words that make up the complete subject: "Little first graders come to our class every Friday."

Accepted Answer

Little first graders

Question 12

Does this sentence have a compound subject or compound predicate? "Kimberly and Layan sat together during lunch."

Accepted Answer

Compound Subject

Question 13

Identify the subject: "Ryan raised his hand in class."

Accepted Answer

Ryan

Question 14

Identify the predicate: "Mercedes and Valery walked home after school."

Accepted Answer

walked

Question 15

Identify the subject: "Mohammad plays basketball at recess."

Accepted Answer

Mohammad

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