Subjects
Which word is the simple subject? The books on the shelf fell loudly. A. books B. shelf C. loudly D. on
A. books
What is the simple predicate? The tall runner finished the race. A. tall B. runner C. finished D. the race
C. finished
Identify the pronoun type: She made the costume herself. A. Reflexive B. Intensive C. Relative D. Personal
B. Intensive
Which word is the relative pronoun? The girl who won the contest is my friend. A. girl B. who C. won D. contest
B. who
Identify the direct object: She painted me a picture. A. She B. painted C. picture D.me
C. picture
Which is the object of the preposition? The dog in the yard barked. A. dog B. in the yard C. barked D. yard
D. yard
What is the complete predicate? The students in the back row whispered quietly. A. The students B. in the back row C. whispered quietly D. whispered
C. whispered quietly
Identify the pronoun type: They prepared themselves for the trip. A. Intensive B. Demonstrative C. Relative D. Reflexive
D. Reflexive
Which sentence uses “that” as a relative pronoun? A. That is my backpack. B. That was fun. C. I like that one. D. The book that I read was exciting.
D. The book that I read was exciting.
Identify the indirect object: I gave my friend a letter. A. I B. friend C. letter D. gave
B. friend
What is the complete subject? The girl with the blue backpack smiled. A. The girl B. girl with the blue backpack C. backpack D. smiled
B. girl with the blue backpack
Which sentence has a verb phrase? A. The dog barked. B. The dog will bark later. C. The dog outside barked. D. The dog barked loudly.
B. The dog will bark later.
Which sentence uses a reflexive pronoun correctly? A. I myself baked the cake. B. The mayor herself spoke. C. She hurt herself on the slide. D. He himself won the award.
C. She hurt herself on the slide.
Which relative pronoun fits best? The place ___ we met is closed now. A. who B. which C. where D. whom
C. where
Which sentence contains BOTH a direct and indirect object? A. She ran fast. B. She sent her mom a message. C. She slept late. D. She laughed loudly.
B. She sent her mom a message.
Which sentence contains a prepositional phrase? A. The cat slept. B. The cat under the table slept. C. The cat meowed. D. The cat is hungry.
B. The cat under the table slept.
What is the predicate? My brother cleaned his room. A. My brother B. cleaned his room C. room D. cleaned
B. cleaned his room
Which pronoun is intensive? A. herself (in “She herself opened the door.”) B. himself (in “He hurt himself.”) C. themselves (in “They taught themselves.”) D. myself (in “I taught myself.”)
A. herself (in “She herself opened the door.”)
Which sentence contains a relative clause? A. The dog barked loudly. B. The dog that barked loudly is mine. C. The dog is loud. D. The dog barked.
B. The dog that barked loudly is mine.
What is the direct object? The coach taught the team a new play. A. coach B. team C. play D. taught
C. play
What is the simple subject? Several of the cookies were eaten. A. cookies B. Several C. eaten D. of the cookies
B. Several
What is the simple predicate? The class has been studying all week. A. class B. has been C. studying D. has been studying
C. studying
Which sentence uses an intensive pronoun? A. I cut myself. B. They blamed themselves. C. The teacher herself graded the tests. D. He taught himself guitar.
C. The teacher herself graded the tests.
Which relative pronoun refers to a person? A. which B. that C. where D. who
D. who
What is the indirect object? My dad bought me a snack. A. me B. bought C. snack D. dad
A. me