Simple Sentences Quiz 18 (60 MCQs)

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1. Identify the group of words:My sister and I like to eat pepperoni pizza.
2. Make these two simple sentences into one compound sentence. Do you like the blue one? Do you prefer the green one?
3. What Kind of sentence is this? Although it was sunny, the woods were dark, and Sue stumbled down the hill.
4. Identify the type of sentence:Her plate fell off the table and broke.
5. To find the verb, a student should ask the question:
6. Afterward, I came home and put the groceries away.
7. What is the V (verb) in this sentence:They played each other.
8. Sandy drove to the market and the dog went with her.
9. Identify the following group of words:I laughed and ran back home.
10. What is the HELPING VERB in the sentence below:The members of the team will not be here in the afternoon.
11. What is the verb in this sentence? The classroom is small.
12. How many clauses are in this sentence:We visited a museum last week.
13. Which sentence follows the formula SSV (why):
14. We ate a snack and talked on the way there.
15. Complete the sentence with the coordinating conjunction that make sense.Roberto plays the violin well, ..... the trumpet is his favorite instrument.
16. All the children in the class did their homework.'did' is the ..... in the sentence.
17. When you go to the store.
18. Identify the complete predicate in the sentence below:I enjoy watching football on every Sunday.
19. After we read "Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge, " we read "The Masque of the Red Death."
20. Identify the subject in the sentence:Babies nap every day.
21. Tomatoes grow very well in our garden.
22. Read the two simple sentences below. Choose the compound sentence that joins them with the right punctuation.
23. The following sentence is a compound sentence:Brynn is learning to walk, so she falls down a lot. What are the simple predicates?
24. Which option makes this sentence into a COMPOUND sentence correctly? Joe likes to ski. Lily likes to snowboard.
25. How many independent cluases are in a simple sentence.
26. In the park, Sally and Alex were playing ball. What sentence is this?
27. Which word is functioning like a verb in the sentence below? Singing is my favorite thing to do at night.
28. How many clauses are in this sentence:I was feeling really tired, so I decided to take a nap.
29. What is the best way to combine these sentences into a compound sentence:I love apple pie.I hate lemon pie.
30. Add an independent clause to make this a complex sentence. When you finish your assignment, .....
31. We recently read the short story Things Fall Apart by Chinua Achebe.
32. What is the verb in the following sentence? The student ran to his locker.
33. Today, I baked a delicious chocolate cake.
34. Read the following sentence:Efficient train service will decrease traffic congestion. Identify the predicate.
35. Ahza ran in front of the car. What is the verb?
36. What conjunction would you use to join the 2 simple sentences? It is called a horned toad. It is really a lizard.
37. Identify the conjunction (if one is present) and the type of sentence:We painted the walls last week, but we did not finish.
38. Is this sentence compound, complex, or simple? :Although Danny knows a lot about fishing, he isn't very good at it.
39. What type of sentence is this? I can't believe we won that game!
40. A subject of a sentence is usually a .....
41. Which pronoun should be used in the sentence below? My mom and dad bought me a phone ..... are the best!
42. What is the dependent clause in the compound-complex sentence? Since they had so much fin at the party, Shay and Jason stayed late, but they were tired in the morning.
43. SVV simple sentences have .....
44. After he drove the new car, he knew he had to buy it.
45. The correct word order for a statement is
46. Nazhan saw Nurin put the letter away. What is the subject?
47. Read this paragraph. What mistake can you see? My moved family to a new apartment in Larkin. The building on a beautiful street is with lots of trees. There a supermarket is nearby, so buying food is easy. The is train station close. Can I walk there in four minutes.
48. She finished her Christmas shopping, but she hadn't wrapped her gifts.
49. Take away the dependent clause to make this a simple sentence. Although no one saw Kyle take the pencil, he still felt guilty.
50. What is the COMPLETE subject of this sentence? My mom and dad went to Hawaii.
51. The theater was full of excited kids.
52. What is the predicate in this sentence? I waited for the train.
53. Which of these is a complete simple sentence (has a subject + predicate)?
54. What part of the sentence tells the action of the sentence?
55. How many subjects are in this simple sentence? Yesterday, our class took a grammar test for homework.
56. What is the simple subject on the given sentence? A large, gray rock fell on my car.
57. Choose the correct formula for the sentence.My grandfather and grandfather want to travel around the world.
58. What conjunction would you use to join the 2 simple sentences? They have to peep loudly. Their parents won't hear them.
59. All the children in the class study math.
60. Which clause can stand alone