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Grammar Quiz Worksheet
Read each sentence carefully. Choose, identify, or edit as directed. Use the answer lines for written responses.
Inspect the sentence
Choose the best answer for each sentence clue.
1.In “The tūī called from the pōhutukawa tree,” what is the complete subject?
- The tūī
- called from the pōhutukawa tree
- The tūī called
- from the pōhutukawa tree
2.Which option is a complete simple sentence?
- Because the rain stopped.
- Losa packed her lunch.
- Running along the beach.
- When the bus arrived.
3.In “The team practised after school, and they improved quickly,” name the two independent clauses.
4.Is this a fragment or a complete sentence? “Although the path was muddy.”
- Fragment
- Complete sentence
5.Repair this run-on sentence in one clear way: “The gate was locked we walked around the field.”
Word and phrase clues
Use the exact sentence details to solve each grammar clue.
6.In “Oliver gave her cousin a map,” identify the direct object: the thing that was given.
7.In “We enjoy swimming at the beach,” the word “swimming” is an -ing verb form used as a noun. What is this form called?
8.In “The silver fern looked beautiful,” what job does “beautiful” do?
- It is a predicate adjective describing the subject after a linking verb.
- It is the direct object of the verb.
- It is an adverb describing “looked”.
- It is a subordinating conjunction.
9.Choose the sentence written in passive voice.
- The students planted seedlings beside the court.
- Seedlings were planted beside the court by the students.
- The students are planting seedlings.
- The students will plant seedlings tomorrow.
10.In “The cyclist, tired from the long ride, stopped for water,” identify the participial phrase that describes the cyclist.
11.Write one compound sentence about a weekend activity. Join two complete clauses with “and”, “but”, or “so”, using a comma before the conjunction.
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