Nouns
Verbs
Subject Nouns & Direct Objects
Simple Predicate & Complete Predicate
Potpourri
100

Which word is a noun?

The dog runs fast.

dog

100

Find the verb:


The cat sleeps on the couch.

sleeps

100

Find the SUBJECT NOUN:


The puppy chased the ball.

puppy

100

Jane enjoys scary books.


Identify the complete predicate.

enjoys scary books

100

What country am I from?

PHILIPPINES

200

Find all the nouns:

Maria opened the window.

Maria, window

200

Which word is the verb?

The students laugh loudly.

laugh

200

Find the DIRECT OBJECT:

James kicked the soccer ball.

soccer ball

200

TRUE OR FALSE:

The Simple Predicate is usually the verb or verb phrase that tells what the subject does or is.

TRUE

200

True or False:

A verb can be a state-of-being verb.


true

300

Is the underlined word a person, place, thing, or idea.


The student showed kindness.

idea

300

Is the verb an action verb or state-of-being/ linking verb?


The soup is hot.

state-of-being/ linking verb

300

Find the SUBJECT NOUN AND DIRECT OBJECT:


The teacher opened the door.

Subject = teacher

Direct Object = door

300

Find the COMPLETE PREDICATE:


The bright stars twinkled in the night sky.

 twinkled in the night sky

300

What animal is Ms. Hercia scared of?

Birds

400

Name a NOUN.

answers may vary.

400

Find the verb:

The children were excited about the game.

were

400

A DIRECT OBJECT tells who or what is doing the action.

FALSE

400

Identify the simple predicate in the sentence:

The waves crashed against the rocky shore.

crashed

400

What are the 3 articles in the English language?

a, an, the

500

Honesty is important in a friendship.


What is the noun in this sentence?

Honesty

500

Name the two verbs in this sentence:

The students were tired, but they are ready to learn.

were, are

500

Identify the Subject Noun, Verb, and Direct Object in the sentence:


The chef cooked a delicious meal.

S = chef

V = cooked

DO = meal

500

After the storm, the dark clouds slowly disappeared over the mountains.


What is the complete predicate?

slowly disappeared over the mountains.

500

What does MULTO mean?

GHOST