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Subject Predicate IdentificationSet 34

1Determine if the bolded word in the sentence below is predicate noun or a predicate adjective.Some sharks are dangerous.
2Spongebob and Patrick live under the sea.
3Select the sentence that has the same meaning.He has green eyes.
4Two accomplishments in my life and what I learned from them are:
5What is the predicate of the following sentence?The little girl ate a chocolate cupcake.
6Do you have to use a noun and verb in a sentence to make it complete
7Today young people are very much interested in playing .....
8There is a chill in the air. Subject
9Identify the part of the sentence: 'The cat sat on the mat.'
10The following contains a compound subject (true or false)Either Jarod or Lee will need to decide the answer.
11What is the subject of this sentence: The team won the game!
12Jogging is a great form of exercise. Is jogging the subject or the direct object?
13Either the teacher or the principal will speak.
14What is this fragment missing?Pine cones.
15What is the simple subject in the sentence: "During the year, the weary family with little to eat moved from field to field to find work"?
16The exam will test ..... topics.
17What is the subject in this sentence: Where have you been?
18What is the predicate of this sentence?The black cat ran across the street.
19Less than the product of 7 and a number is 75.
20What is the predicate in this sentence:He ran five miles.
21Find the predicate verb:The large door opens quietly.
22The bus stops at the red light.
23Unscramble this sentence: dog-and-the-barked-ran
24Rian did not study hard for his exam and got a low score.What is the cause of the sentence above?
25What is the simple subject in: "The red car raced down the road."
26Mum has taken away the rubbish. There is ..... in the rubbish bin now.
27Identify the subject:The cat sat on the mat.
28What does COMPLETE SENTENCE mean?
29Identify the subject of the sentence:Michael Jordan dunked the ball into the hoop.
30The part which tells you something about the subject is called .....
31A sentence missing a subject or a predicate is called a fragment.
32This sentence has: Jeremy studies English every day.
33Part One: Definitions-Choose the correct definition for subject from the list of definitions provided in Column Two.
34Ariel's mom will call Genesis mom today.
35A subject noun comes after the verb.
36Is this fragment missing a subject or a predicate?Two great friends, Tyran and Rucker.
37Jacky and her daughter run and ride a bike every day.
38Spinning the web in the rain
39Find the Predicate Adjective:You look good!
40Wood comes from ..... and is a natural resource
41Which word is the simple subject in the sentence: "The teacher and the students laughed"?
42He isn't going to the conference in March and neither they are.
43The shiny blue bicycle with racing tires.
44The ..... is the main word or word group that tells whom or what the sentence is about.
45Decide if this is a complete sentence or a fragment: Yelled and screamed when she saw it.
46Identify each group of words:Abby, the professional snowboarder from Michigan.
47A word, or group of words, that tells who or what the sentence is about
48Whoever injured the player must be feeling guilty.
49Reorder the words to make a correct pair of sentences: I'm/ Seoul,/ Lee. I'm/ Korea./ from/
50Who is the subject of this sentence?Des Moines is the capital of Iowa.
51The man who lives next door.
52What two elements are necessary for a sentence to be complete?
53Warns people about tornadoes.Is this a sentence, fragment, or run-on?
54Do you like Kumiko new guitar?
55Which sentence has the subject at the beginning?
56What is the predicate in this sentence?The aliens made an offer.
57Which of the following is NOT included in the instructions for the Subject Line Workshop?
58What is the simple subject in the sentence below: The mother bear protected her baby cubs.
59The PREDICATE .....
60Electricity is the source of .....
61What is the PREDICATE of this sentence?The fuzzy green caterpillar ate a hole in the apple.