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Question 1

What are the two essential parts of a sentence?

A Clause and phrase B Subject and predicate C Article and preposition D Noun and adjective

Question 2

Which part of a sentence tells what is spoken about?

A Object B Adverbial C Predicate D Subject

Question 3

Which part of a sentence says something about the subject?

A Subject B Modifier C Predicate D Determiner

Question 4

In an imperative sentence such as "Open the window", which subject is understood?

A You B It C They D I

Question 5

In "How wonderful!", which words are normally omitted?

A Only the conjunction B Only the object C Only the article D The subject and the verb

Question 6

Which word class names a person, place, thing, quality or feeling?

A Noun B Adverb C Preposition D Conjunction

Question 7

Which word class usually replaces a noun?

A Adverb B Interjection C Preposition D Pronoun

Question 8

Which word class joins words or clauses?

A Interjection B Conjunction C Adjective D Verb

Question 9

Which word class shows relation such as place, time or direction before a noun/pronoun?

A Preposition B Noun C Pronoun D Adjective

Question 10

Which word class expresses sudden emotion such as "Alas!" or "Hurrah!"?

A Determiner B Interjection C Adverb D Conjunction

Question 11

Identify the subject in the sentence: "The little child is sleeping."

A The B The little child C None D is sleeping

Question 12

Identify the predicate in the sentence: "The little child is sleeping."

A The little child B The subject C is sleeping D sleeping

Question 13

Identify the subject in the sentence: "Our old neighbour has a dog."

A Our old neighbour B Our C has a dog D None

Question 14

Identify the predicate in the sentence: "Our old neighbour has a dog."

A has a dog B The subject C Our old neighbour D dog

Question 15

Identify the subject in the sentence: "A flock of birds flew over the field."

A flew over the field B None C A D A flock of birds

Question 16

Identify the predicate in the sentence: "A flock of birds flew over the field."

A flew over the field B A flock of birds C field D The subject

Question 17

Identify the subject in the sentence: "The teacher and the students are in the classroom."

A None B The teacher and the students C The D are in the classroom

Question 18

Identify the predicate in the sentence: "The teacher and the students are in the classroom."

A The subject B are in the classroom C The teacher and the students D classroom

Question 19

Identify the subject in the sentence: "Time flies quickly."

A None B None of these 3 C flies quickly D Time

Question 20

Identify the predicate in the sentence: "Time flies quickly."

A quickly B flies quickly C The subject D Time

Question 21

Identify the subject in the sentence: "The boy in the blue shirt won the race."

A The boy in the blue shirt B The C None D won the race

Question 22

Identify the predicate in the sentence: "The boy in the blue shirt won the race."

A The boy in the blue shirt B won the race C race D The subject

Question 23

Identify the subject in the sentence: "Rama plays cricket every evening."

A None of these 3 B None C Rama D plays cricket every evening

Question 24

Identify the predicate in the sentence: "Rama plays cricket every evening."

A plays cricket every evening B evening C The subject D Rama

Question 25

Identify the subject in the sentence: "A little girl is walking along the road."

A A B None C A little girl D is walking along the road

Question 26

Identify the predicate in the sentence: "A little girl is walking along the road."

A road B The subject C A little girl D is walking along the road

Question 27

In "This juice smells bad.", what is the head-word of the subject?

A juice B at night C smells D the predicate

Question 28

In "This juice smells bad.", what is the head-word of the predicate?

A smells B freedom C juice D the subject

Question 29

In "Iron is a heavy metal.", what is the head-word of the subject?

A the predicate B at night C is D Iron

Question 30

In "Iron is a heavy metal.", what is the head-word of the predicate?

A Iron B is C the subject D freedom

Question 31

In "That shirt looks nice.", what is the head-word of the subject?

A looks B shirt C at night D the predicate

Question 32

In "That shirt looks nice.", what is the head-word of the predicate?

A looks B shirt C freedom D the subject

Question 33

In "One of the boys has found the watch.", what is the head-word of the subject?

A at night B One C the predicate D has found

Question 34

In "One of the boys has found the watch.", what is the head-word of the predicate?

A the subject B has found C One D freedom

Question 35

In "Gandhiji's dedication brought us freedom.", what is the head-word of the subject?

A at night B dedication C the predicate D brought

Question 36

In "Gandhiji's dedication brought us freedom.", what is the head-word of the predicate?

A the subject B freedom C dedication D brought

Question 37

In "The bright stars shine at night.", what is the head-word of the subject?

A shine B the predicate C at night D stars

Question 38

In "The bright stars shine at night.", what is the head-word of the predicate?

A the subject B freedom C stars D shine

Question 39

What type of sentence is this: "The sun rises in the east."

A Exclamatory sentence B Interrogative sentence C Declarative sentence D Imperative sentence

Question 40

What type of sentence is this: "Are you ready for the test?"

A Declarative sentence B Imperative sentence C Exclamatory sentence D Interrogative sentence

Question 41

What type of sentence is this: "Please close the door."

A Exclamatory sentence B Declarative sentence C Imperative sentence D Interrogative sentence

Question 42

What type of sentence is this: "What a splendid answer!"

A Declarative sentence B Exclamatory sentence C Interrogative sentence D Imperative sentence

Question 43

What type of sentence is this: "Let us begin the work now."

A Declarative sentence B Imperative sentence C Exclamatory sentence D Interrogative sentence

Question 44

What type of sentence is this: "How beautifully she sings!"

A Exclamatory sentence B Interrogative sentence C Imperative sentence D Declarative sentence

Question 45

What type of sentence is this: "My brother studies English grammar."

A Interrogative sentence B Exclamatory sentence C Imperative sentence D Declarative sentence

Question 46

What type of sentence is this: "Where does your uncle live?"

A Declarative sentence B Imperative sentence C Exclamatory sentence D Interrogative sentence

Question 47

In the sentence "Vinay is a tall boy.", what part of speech is "tall"?

A Adjective B Adverb C Noun D Verb

Question 48

In the sentence "Seeta walks slowly.", what part of speech is "slowly"?

A Verb B Noun C Adverb D Adjective

Question 49

In the sentence "The pen is in the box.", what part of speech is "in"?

A Preposition B Adjective C Noun D Verb

Question 50

In the sentence "Rama and Hari are friends.", what part of speech is "and"?

A Verb B Adjective C Noun D Conjunction

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What are the two essential parts of a sentence?

Which part of a sentence tells what is spoken about?

Which part of a sentence says something about the subject?

In an imperative sentence such as "Open the window", which subject is understood?

In "How wonderful!", which words are normally omitted?

Which word class names a person, place, thing, quality or feeling?

Which word class usually replaces a noun?

Which word class joins words or clauses?

Which word class shows relation such as place, time or direction before a noun/pronoun?

Which word class expresses sudden emotion such as "Alas!" or "Hurrah!"?

Identify the subject in the sentence: "The little child is sleeping."

Identify the predicate in the sentence: "The little child is sleeping."

Identify the subject in the sentence: "Our old neighbour has a dog."

Identify the predicate in the sentence: "Our old neighbour has a dog."

Identify the subject in the sentence: "A flock of birds flew over the field."

Identify the predicate in the sentence: "A flock of birds flew over the field."

Identify the subject in the sentence: "The teacher and the students are in the classroom."

Identify the predicate in the sentence: "The teacher and the students are in the classroom."

Identify the subject in the sentence: "Time flies quickly."

Identify the predicate in the sentence: "Time flies quickly."

Identify the subject in the sentence: "The boy in the blue shirt won the race."

Identify the predicate in the sentence: "The boy in the blue shirt won the race."

Identify the subject in the sentence: "Rama plays cricket every evening."

Identify the predicate in the sentence: "Rama plays cricket every evening."

Identify the subject in the sentence: "A little girl is walking along the road."

Identify the predicate in the sentence: "A little girl is walking along the road."

In "This juice smells bad.", what is the head-word of the subject?

In "This juice smells bad.", what is the head-word of the predicate?

In "Iron is a heavy metal.", what is the head-word of the subject?

In "Iron is a heavy metal.", what is the head-word of the predicate?

In "That shirt looks nice.", what is the head-word of the subject?

In "That shirt looks nice.", what is the head-word of the predicate?

In "One of the boys has found the watch.", what is the head-word of the subject?

In "One of the boys has found the watch.", what is the head-word of the predicate?

In "Gandhiji's dedication brought us freedom.", what is the head-word of the subject?

In "Gandhiji's dedication brought us freedom.", what is the head-word of the predicate?

In "The bright stars shine at night.", what is the head-word of the subject?

In "The bright stars shine at night.", what is the head-word of the predicate?

What type of sentence is this: "The sun rises in the east."

What type of sentence is this: "Are you ready for the test?"

What type of sentence is this: "Please close the door."

What type of sentence is this: "What a splendid answer!"

What type of sentence is this: "Let us begin the work now."

What type of sentence is this: "How beautifully she sings!"

What type of sentence is this: "My brother studies English grammar."

What type of sentence is this: "Where does your uncle live?"

In the sentence "Vinay is a tall boy.", what part of speech is "tall"?

In the sentence "Seeta walks slowly.", what part of speech is "slowly"?

In the sentence "The pen is in the box.", what part of speech is "in"?

In the sentence "Rama and Hari are friends.", what part of speech is "and"?