Subject, Verb, And Object Quiz

10 Questions | By Thinkingsean | Updated: Mar 22, 2022 | Attempts: 25918

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Hey, check out this fun, quick and mini 'subject, verb, and object' quiz that is designed to test your English grammar skills. Think you have a good understanding of the subject-verb-object lesson? If yes, then you must check out this quiz below. In this quiz, you have to identify whether the listed words/phrases are subject, verb, object, or prepositional phrases. Just remember one rule that all sentences need a subject and a verb but do not necessarily require an object or a prepositional phrase. So, are you ready to take this test? Let's start then.

Questions and Answers

1.

What is the object here? 'Josh read a book.'
- A.
  
  Josh
- B.
  
  Read
- C.
  
  Book
- D.
  
  None of them
2.

Identify the verb here. 'Susanna walked her dog.'
- A.
  
  Susanna
- B.
  
  Walked
- C.
  
  Dog
- D.
  
  None of them
3.

What is the object here? 'Frank runs in the park.'
- A.
  
  Frank
- B.
  
  Runs
- C.
  
  Not available
- D.
  
  In
4.

Identify the verb here. 'The pencil is on the desk.'
- A.
  
  Pencil
- B.
  
  Is
- C.
  
  Desk
- D.
  
  None of them
5.

What is the verb in this sentence? 'The teacher wrote the assignment on the whiteboard.'
- A.
  
  Assignment
- B.
  
  Whiteboard
- C.
  
  Teacher
- D.
  
  Wrote
6.

'My dad found a typo in my essay.' Identify the object in this sentence.
- A.
  
  Found
- B.
  
  A typo
- C.
  
  Dad
7.

Tonny broke a window. Which is the verb here?
- A.
  
  John
- B.
  
  Broke
- C.
  
  Window
- D.
  
  None
8.

Identify the verb here. 'Even though it was late, Jimmy drank coffee.'
- A.
  
  Late
- B.
  
  Jimmy
- C.
  
  Drank
- D.
  
  None of them
9.

What is the verb in this sentence? 'I accidentally ripped a page in my textbook when my little brother startled me.'
- A.
  
  I
- B.
  
  Ripped
- C.
  
  Textbook
- D.
  
  Brother
10.

Identify the subject here. 'Ivan improved his memory by studying every night.'
- A.
  
  Improved
- B.
  
  His memory
- C.
  
  Not present
- D.
  
  Ivan