Subject and predicates form the essential part of English Grammar. This quiz gauges your subject and predicates knowledge through interesting questions. If you think you are good at English grammar, then give it a try and see how much you score. Also, it will provide you with a better understanding of the topic and help you gauge your preparation levels. If you like the quiz, make sure to share it with your friends. Best of luck!
Jumped
Fence
Dog
High
True
False
Because of my fuzzy blanket.
I was
Warm in my bed
Fuzzy blanket
The grass is lovely, the dog ate.
The Lovely grass ate the dog.
The dog ate the lovely grass.
None
The subject is the beginning of the sentence. The predicate is the end.
The subject explains what the subject of the sentence is doing. The predicate is the subject of the sentence.
The subject is what the sentence is about. The predicate explains what the subject is doing.
Three
Three strikes
Strikes
Out
The internet
Was not
The internet was not
Was not working
Sam
Sam and his dog
Ran
Ran on the beach
Mr. Hansen
Teaches
Class
Mr. Hansen and the class
Heather
Puzzled
Complicated
Math problem
Always the first word of the sentence
Always capitalized
What the sentence is about
The part of the sentence containing the verb
Sent out
The classroom
Connor was sent out
Connor
As white as a ghost
Ghost
Garrett
White
Describes the subject
Describes the verb
Is what the verb is about
Is the adjective
Subject
Predicate
Verb
Adjective
Predicate
Subject
Verb
Adjective
Are fun
Will bring
Are always fun, exciting & for anyone of age
Are always fun and exciting
Will become
Those kids
Kids
Adults
King Tut
Your Grandmother
7 8 9
9 8 7
8 9 7
The yellow
The Green Kite
Benjamin Franklin
Is the most famous kite flyer
Benjamin Franklin is the most famous
Famous kite flyer
Is the most famous kite flyer
Fly
Airplane luggage
Will fly in an airplane first the have to
Are going to fly on an airplane next week.