Subject & Predicate
Trial of Cardigan Jones
Grammar
Multiplication Properties
100

What is the subject of this sentence:

The student dances in class all day.

student

100

Why did the animals not know what Cardigan was up to in the beginning of the story?

He was new to town

100

What kind of sentence is this one:

Is anybody going home after school?

question

100

What does the zero property say?

any number times zero equals zero

200

What is the predicate of this sentence:

She talks all day.

talks

200

What did Cardigan do to make everyone think he stole the pie?

He stopped to smell the pie

200

What kind of sentence is this one:

Give me a piece of pie

command

200

What is: 9,999x1=

9,999

300

What is the subject and predicate of this sentence:

Our school has great students

Subject:

school

Predicate: 

has great students

300

Why did the police arrest Cardigan?

They thought he stole the pie

300

What kind of sentence is this one:

Wash your hands before dinner.

command

300

Are these equations equal:

5x4=4x5

yes they are equal

400

What is the complete subject and complete predicate of this sentence:


My class is full of kind students.

complete subject: my class

complete predicate: full of kind students

400

Which word helps you imagine how the pie looked while it was in the bushes?

smushed

400

What kind of sentence is this one:

I can see that you have been laughing a lot.

statement

400

using the commutative property write another equation and array that is equal to: 5x6

6x5

500
What is the complete subject and predicate of this sentence:


Our principal loves all of the students

complete subject: our principal

complete predicate: loves all of the students

500

What will the animals probably do the next time there is a trial?

listen to all the facts in a case

500

What kind of sentence is this one:

That music is too loud!

exclamation

500

True or false: (3x2)x4=3x(2x4)

true

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