Johnny Cogwell who is very known for playing baseball , didn't get a single recruit. What is the direct object of the sentence?
a.Johnny Cogwell
b.recruit
c.baseball
c.baseball
100
Aunt Betty took Cristina to the park. What is the indirect object?
a.park
b.Cristina
c.took
a.park
100
I will not obey the voices in my head. What is the prepositional phrase?
a.will not obey
b.the voices in
c.in my head
Tony took the burgers off the grill for the cookout. What is the direct object?
a.burgers
b.grill
c.Tony
a.burgers
200
Instead of answering the question, he showed us a photograph of his father, the squeamish Otho. What is the indirect object?
a.photograph
b.us
c.question
As soon as we turned, we drove into the mud. What is the prepositional phrase?
a.as we turned
b.into the mud
c.we turned
b.into the mud
300
Zippy and Maurice played soccer with a grapefruit pulled from a backyard tree. What is the direct object?
a.played
b.grapefruit
c.tree
d.soccer
d.soccer
300
At Chartwell, Winston Churchill painted, raised pigs, and built the children a tree house in a lime tree. What is the indirect object?
a.the children
b.tree
c.pigs
a.the children
300
In this town, the fewer people who know something, the safer the operation. What is the prepositional phrase?
a.in this town
b.the fewer people
c.the safer the operation
Gus bought contact lenses because he wanted to see the beautiful Miranda, his lab partner, more clearly. What is the direct object?
a. beautiful Miranda
b.lenses
c.partner
a.beautiful Miranda
400
I bought myself a parrot. The parrot talked. But it did not say, 'I'm hungry,' so it died. What is the indirect object?
a.bought
b.myself
c.parrot
b.myself
400
The steamy air in the kitchen reeked of stale food. What are the two prepositional phrases?
a. in the kitchen, of stale food
b.the steamy air, of stale food
c.in the kitchen, the steamy air