Intransitive Verbs Quiz 18 (60 MCQs)

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1. Which sentence has a verb that is intransitive, meaning it does NOT have a direct object?
2. What kind of verb is this sentence?Tom comes to school by bus.
3. You can figure out if a verb is transitive or intransitive by asking this question:
4. John ..... every summer.
5. Identify the transitive verb in the sentence:'She kicked the ball.'
6. Identify the function of the boldfaced word/s in the sentence. I want to drive the car this time.
7. Dad bought me a new football for my birthday.
8. Which of the following is Transitive verbs
9. Is it intransitive?She advised me to consult a doctor.
10. Complete the sentence with a verb that is used intransitively:After the long movie, the audience .....
11. What distinguishes an intransitive verb from a transitive verb?
12. Joy steals the show with her infectious smile.
13. In the sentence 'My brother built a huge sandcastle, ' what is the direct object?
14. In the sentence "My grandma told us a story, " which word is the indirect object?
15. Willy Wonka loved chocolates
16. Is the verb transitive or intransitive?He reads books to help him fall asleep.
17. Susie wants to be in the national swimming team.
18. A verb that requires an object to receive its action is called a .....
19. The guests ..... at the beginning of the party.
20. Identify the transitive verb in the sentence:'They built a house.'
21. To be considered a transitive verb, what must a verb always have?
22. Mary passed the book to Paul
23. I can't start the car. 'the car' is .....
24. Identify the function of the boldfaced word/s in the sentence. By the second month of the drought, the river had run DRY.
25. Match the clauses correctly:Mom ordered .....
26. It was sunny until a few hours back.
27. I waited for an hour.
28. True or False:An intransitive verb makes sense without needing a noun or pronoun to receive its action.
29. She wrote a letter to her friend.
30. Analyze the sentence:'He jumped over the fence.' What type of verb is 'jumped'?
31. Which of the following verbs can be both transitive and intransitive?
32. The doctor advised me to exercise regularly.
33. Identify the intransitive verb in the sentence:'The sun sets in the west.'
34. Dad made sandwiches.
35. Identify the verb and state whether it is Transitive or Intransitive:She used to stay here
36. Mark and Mindy seem unhappy.
37. Which type of verb does the following sentence have?"The children are studying."
38. I exercise every morning.
39. Identify the function of the boldfaced word/s in the sentence. Pablo is extremely INTELLIGENT.
40. The children played happily in the park.
41. Time heals all wounds.
42. What is main verb in the following sentence:'She is singing a song'?
43. In the sentence 'My brother kicked the soccer ball, ' what kind of verb is 'kicked'?
44. STATE WHETHER EACH VERB IS TRANSITIVE OR INTRANSITIVE.My little sister braided her hair for the recital.
45. I consider the man trustworthy
46. The children feed the dogs.
47. THE BIRD SANG. IDENTIFY THE TYPE OF VERB
48. Exercise 2:Identifying Subjects and VerbsIdentify the Subject and Verb in the sentence.7. Charlie combed his hair before the dance.
49. The mall closes at ten o'clock in the evening.
50. The driver stopped the car.In this sentence the verb is-
51. Which phrase correctly completes the sentence using the 'Direct Object + to/for + Indirect Object' pattern? The coach taught .....
52. An intransitive verb DOES NOT have
53. Identify the direct object in the following sentence:Mary and Sam ride the bus to school on Fridays.
54. Transitive or Intransitive:Kick
55. Athena runs for five miles every morning.
56. Transitive verbs-verbs that take an object that receives an action.
57. Identify the function of the boldfaced word/s in the sentence. The gift Karen gave her brother was a HAMSTER.
58. Identify the transitive verb in the sentence:'He gave her a gift.'
59. Is 'sleep' transitive or intransitive? He sleeps soundly at night.
60. Identify the verb in the sentence as Transitive or Intransitive.Jonathan swims well.