Interjections
Coordinating Conjunctions
Subjects
Predicates
Subordinating Conjunctions
100

Identify the one interjection in the sentences below:

Really! This why it's very important to wash food containers before putting them into the recycling bin!

really

100

List all of the coordinating conjunctions (FANBOYS).

For, and, nor, but, or, yet, so

100

Select the one subject in the following sentence:

Matthew, much to his own surprise, was enjoying himself.

Matthew

100

Select the predicate in the following sentence:

She had liked to think of that.

had liked to think of that

100

Complete the sentence with the best subordinating conjunction:

Graves are important for archeology ______ they show us what earlier people valued.

because

200

Identify the one interjection in the sentence:

Eventually, another man began to claim that he was George Elliot, ugh.

ugh

200

Choose the correct coordinating conjunction to complete the sentence:

For high school students, studies showed that doing about two hours of home work is helpful, _____ doing more than two hours of homework tends to be much less effective.

but

200

Select the one subject in the dependent clause from the following sentence:

If you drink much from a bottle marked 'poison', it's certain to disagree with you sooner or later.

you

200

Select the predicate in the following sentence:

Bats are the true acrobats of the sky.

are the true acrobats of the sky

200

Subordinating conjunctions signal the beginning of what type of clause?

dependent clause

300

Identify the one interjection in the passage:

Since consumers assume that recyclable products won't end up in a landfill, they feel less guilty buying single-use goods. Uh oh!

Un oh

300

Select the one coordinating conjunction in the sentence below:

This may explain the need for extra sleep--the body needs time to heal, and the mind needs extra time to recover.

and

300

Select the one subject in the following sentence:

The Klondike strike dragged men from all the world into the frozen North.

strike

300

Select the predicate in the following sentence:

Sara cast one of her quick looks about her.

cast one of her quick looks about her

300

Complete the passage below with the correct subordinating conjunction:

Within days, protests raged across Tunisia ____ citizens called for the president to step down.

as

400

Identify the one interjection in the sentence:

Aw, he went on about how much he loved the book.

aw

400

Identify the missing pair for each of the correlative conjunctions:

Either/

Neither/

Both/

Either/or

Neither/nor

Both/and

400

Select the one subject in the following sentence:

Disruption of grave sites is not a new problem.

disruption

400

Select the predicate in the following sentence:

Biobots are changing how we think of robots.

are changing how we think of robots

400

Select the one subordinating conjunction in the sentence below:

Once plastics arrive at the chaotic patch in the ocean, they will remain in a tangled mess until they are broken down into smaller pieces of plastic.

once

500

Identify the two interjections in the passage:

Whoa, 15-20% of what we put in our recycling bins is actually recycled. Yikes!

Whoa/Yikes

500

Choose the correct coordinating conjunction to complete the sentence:

We are close to the disaster, _____  we are not in it.

but

500

Select the one subject in the following sentence:

The exterior of the submarine must be carefully constructed and the cabin pressurized so that it can withstand the outside pressure of the water above.

the exterior

500

What does a predicate to?

Tells what the subject is doing or state of being

500

Select the one subordinating conjunction in the following sentence:

As natural selection acts solely by the preservation of profitable modifications, each new form will tend in a fully-stocked country to take the place of, and finally to exterminate, its own less improved parent or other less-favoured forms with which it comes into competition. 

as