Sentence Parts
Subject-Verb Agreement
Sentence Errors
Spelling
Diction
100

Identify the simple subject in the following sentence: Many animals need shelter from cold and predators.

What are "animals"?

100

Choose the verb that agrees with the subject in the following sentence: Jennifer (collects, collect) ceramic figurines.

What is "collects"?

100

The following statement is an example of which sentence error? Listens to the students’ opinions.

What is a fragment?

100

Choose the correctly spelled word in the following sentence: We visited four European (countrys, countries) during our vacation.

What are "countries"?

100

Choose the correct word to complete the following sentence: Samantha located (a lot, alot) of errors in her essay.

What is "a lot"?

200

Identify the simple predicate, or verb, in the following sentence: The family traveled west from their home in Tennessee.

What is "traveled"?

200

Choose the verb that agrees with the subject in the following sentence: Family members (has admired, have admired) Jonathan’s determination.

What is "have admired"?

200

The following statement is an example of which type of sentence error? After the accident yesterday, Amy drove very carefully she vowed to obey the speed limit.

What is a run-on sentence? OR What is a fused sentence?

200

Choose the correctly spelled word in the following sentence: The coach reminded the players to wash the (jerseys, jersies) before the game.

What are "jerseys"?

200

Choose the correct word to complete the following sentence: Everyone seemed (alright, all right) until the argument began.

What is "all right"?

300

Identify the verb phrase in the following sentence: Computer networks have been operating the lights.

What is "have been operating"?

300

Choose the verb that agrees with the subject in the following sentence: The letters that need to be mailed (is, are) on the counter.

What is "are"?

300

The following statement is an example of which sentence error? The company has never printed novels, textbooks are its primary publication.

Acceptable answers: What is a comma splice? What are missing subordinating conjunctions? What are missing FANBOYS?

300

Choose the correctly spelled word in the following sentence: Joseph spotted two (deers, deer) at the edge of the field.

What are "deer"?

300

Choose the correct word to complete the following sentence: We decided to take a different (course, coarse) of action.

What is "course"?

400

Identify the compound simple subjects in the following sentence: American astronauts and Russian cosmonauts have lived aboard space stations.

What are "astronauts" AND "cosmonauts"?

400

Choose the verb that agrees with the subject in the following sentence: Neither the teacher nor the students (is, are) ready for the surprise test. 

What is "are"?

400

What is one way to correct the sentence error in the following sentence? Wearing a seat belt is not just a good idea, it’s the law.

What is: "Wearing a seat belt is not just a good idea; it's the law"? OR What is: "Not only is wearing a seat belt is a good idea, it's also the law"? (Answers will vary.)

400

Choose the correctly spelled word in the following sentence: The musicians played two separate (pianoes, pianos) on stage.

What are "pianos"?

400

Choose the correct word to complete the following sentence: Benjamin is a better writer (then, than) Sherry is.

What is "than"?

500

Identify the compound verb in the following sentence: Special greenhouses shelter and sustain the city’s food.

What are "shelter and sustain"?

500

Choose the verb that agrees with the subject in the following sentence: The principal or the teachers (makes, make) the final decision.

What is "make"?

500

What is one way to correct the sentence error in the following sentence? An interesting and satisfying hobby.

(Answers will vary, sentence is missing a subject and predicate.)

500

Choose the correctly spelled word in the following sentence: The construction crew examined various (roofs, rooves) throughout the course of the week.

What are "roofs"?

500

Choose the correct word to complete the following sentence: The new gas prices are (quit, quiet, quite) alarming.

What is "quite"?

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