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CHAPTER ONE REVIEW!!
DirectionsAnswer each question by clicking on the
word or words that you think best answers the question. You will only have one
chance to answer each one! Be careful, because the questions are timed!
Keep track of your points: Each question is worth 10 points so give yourself 10 for every correct answer and zero for each
incorrect answer. There are 20 questions and 200 possible points. Good Luck!
Subjects and Predicates
The colored shapes in this painting are beautiful.
What is the simple subject in this sentence?
beautifulcolored shapes
paintingshapes
Verb Phrases
Which of the words below is NOT a form of the verb be?
wasdid
wereAll are forms of be
Kinds of Sentences
An interrogative sentence should end with:
.!?
No punctuation is needed
Subjects in Unusual Order
Will you make your famous pie?
What is the subject of this sentence?pie
youryou
make
Subject and Verb Complements
In the sentence below, which word(s) is/are the Predicate Noun?
My teacher is nice and funny.nice
funnynice and funny
None of the above
Subjects and Predicates
The giant tortoise loved to swim in the lake.
The simple predicate in this sentence is:tortoise
loved to swimlovedswim
Verb Phrases
Which of these is a helping verb?
runwaitlike
might
Kinds of Sentences
Which of the following is not an imperative sentence?
Please listen to me.Stop it!
I don’t like that!Take care of this mess!
Subjects in Unusual Order
Will you take my books to class?
What is the verb in this sentence?take
to classwill
none of the above
Subject and Verb Complements
The runner was so fast, he beat the best guy on our team!
The predicate adjective in this sentence is:beat
runnerfast
team
Subjects and Predicates
Jennifer’s mother lost her favorite pen.
The complete subject in this sentence is:Jennifermother
Jennifer’s motherpen
Verb Phrases
The parrot will have been talking for 2 days.
What is the verb phrase in this sentence?will havetalking
been talking for 2 dayswill have been talking
Kinds of Sentences
Choose the correct ending to make the statement true.
Declarative sentences:
tell someone what to doalways end with a period
show feelingend with a question mark
Subjects in Unusual Order
Help mom take down the Christmas lights.
What is the subject of the sentence?momyou
lightsChristmas
Subject and Verb Complements
The large man threw the log across the yard.
The verb and the direct object in the sentence are:
V=threw and DO=logV=man and DO=yardV=man and DO=log
V=across and DO=yard
Subjects and Predicates
The clock on the wall said that it was twelve o’clock.
What is the complete predicate of this sentence?on the wall
said that it was twelve o’clockwas twelve o’clock
The clock on the wall
Verb Phrases
I may be taking swim classes this summer.
What is the verb phrase in this sentence?taking swim lessons
may bemay be taking
there is no verb phrase
Kinds of Sentences
Which of the following is an exclamatory sentence:
Don’t make me go!This is my pencil!Are you hungry?
Please give my pen back!
Subjects in Unusual Order
Choose the ending to make the statement true
Inverted sentences…….
can be in the form of a questioncan have subjects in unusual places
can have subjects that do not appear in the sentenceall of the above
Subject and Verb Complements
Jack told his little sister a funny joke.
The indirect object in this sentence is:toldjokehis
sister
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Congratulations, you made it!
Please add up your points and give them to Mrs. Hammon.
