In English grammar, “indirect” and “direct” objects refer to a sentence's people, things, or places. Take this direct and indirect objects quiz and check your understanding of the same. Indirect objects are identified as the whom or what in a sentence a verb is being performed for. Direct objects are the receiver of said verbs. With this quiz, let’s check your knowledge. More correct answers will give you more scores. All the best, and share the quiz with friends to find how good they are at English grammar. Good Luck!
What and where?
How and why?
When and whom?
What and whom?
Adjective and adverb
Noun and pronoun
Verb and interjection
Adverb and verb
Helping
Passive
Transitive
None of the above
True
False
To what and to whom?
For what and for whom?
Both A and B
None of the above
Direct
Indirect
I wasn't paying attention that day in class.
None of the above
Championship
Game
Scrabble
None
My
IPhone
Yesterday
None
Services
Mrs. Badboy
Dollars
None
True
False
True
False
Birthday
Hat
Teresa
None
Soup
Bugs Bunny
None
None of the above
Sherry
Arlene
Dollar
Diet Coke
Nails
Polish
None
None of the above
True
False
Yes
No
I haven't a clue.
Danny and Lesa
Omelet and breakfast
Lesa and omelet
None of the above
Boy, day
Girl, candygram
Redhaired, shy
Thelma, song
Saxophone, anniversary
Gerald, song
None of the above
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