Subjects and Predicates

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Answer these questions to show what you know about subjects and predicates!

What is your name? *

#1. A subject is... *

1 point

a word that shows action.

a word that describes a noun.

one or more words that tell who or what a sentence is about.

one or more words that tell more about the subject.

#2. A predicate is... *

1 point

a word that shows action.

a word that describes a noun.

one or more words that tell who or what a sentence is about.

one or more words that tell more about the subject.

#3. Choose the complete SUBJECT of this sentence: My house is painted blue. *

1 point

My house

is painted

is painted blue

#4. Choose the complete PREDICATE of this sentence: My house is painted blue. *

1 point

My house

is painted

is painted blue

#5. Choose the complete SUBJECT of this sentence: Jason needs a warm blanket. *

1 point

Jason

Jason needs

needs a warm blanket

a warm blanket

#6. Choose the complete PREDICATE of this sentence: Jason needs a warm blanket. *

1 point

Jason

Jason needs

needs a warm blanket

a warm blanket

#7. Is the VERB in the subject or predicate of a sentence? *

1 point

subject

predicate

#8. Choose the complete SUBJECT of this sentence: Madison and Tyler went to the skating rink. *

1 point

Madison

Madison and Tyler

Tyler went

went to the skating rink

#9. Choose the complete PREDICATE of this sentence: Madison and Tyler went to the skating rink. *

1 point

Madison

Madison and Tyler

Tyler went

went to the skating rink

#10. Choose the complete SUBJECT of this sentence: Where did Trisha put her pencil? (HINT: Be careful! Questions can be tricky! Think about what SUBJECT means!) *

1 point

Where

Trisha

did Trisha

put her pencil

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