for Class 1
Introduction
Subject and predicates form the basic essentials of sentence formation. As a student in Grade 1, it is important to have knowledge about subjects and predicates. In this quiz, we’ll be testing your knowledge about the various aspects of subjects and predicates. Take the quiz to see how well you understand the concepts of subjects and predicates.
Questions and Answers
Q1: What is the subject in the sentence, “The cat is sleeping”?
Options:
A: Cat
B: Sleeping
C: Is
D: The
Answer: A: Cat
Q2: What is the predicate in the sentence, “The cat is sleeping”?
Options:
A: Cat
B: Sleeping
C: Is
D: The
Answer: B: Sleeping
Q3: Is it possible to have a sentence without a subject and predicate?
Options:
A: Yes
B: No
C: Maybe
D: Not Sure
Answer: B: No
Q4: What is the subject in the sentence, “It is raining”?
Options:
A: It
B: Raining
C: Is
D: None of the above
Answer: A: It
Q5: What is the predicate in the sentence, “It is raining”?
Options:
A: It
B: Raining
C: Is
D: None of the above
Answer: B: Raining
Q6:What is the subject in the sentence, “I like football”?
Options:
A: I
B: Football
C: Like
D: None of the above
Answer: A: I
Q7: What is the predicate in the sentence, “I like football”?
Options:
A: I
B: Football
C: Like
D: None of the above
Answer: C: Like
Q8: What is the subject in the sentence, “The boys are playing”?
Options:
A: Playing
B: The
C: Are
D: Boys
Answer: D: Boys
Q9: What is the predicate in the sentence, “The boys are playing”?
Options:
A: Playing
B: The
C: Are
D: Boys
Answer: A: Playing
Q10: Is a group of words that make sense without a verb a sentence?
Options:
A: Yes
B: No
C: Maybe
D: Not Sure
Answer: B: No
Q11: Is the subject of a sentence usually the noun?
Options:
A: Yes
B: No
C: Maybe
D: Not Sure
Answer: A: Yes
Q12: What is usually the subject of a sentence?
Options:
A: Verb
B: Adjective
C: Noun
D: None of the above
Answer: C: Noun
Q13: Which of the following is the predicate in the sentence, “The children are excited”?
Options:
A: The
B: Children
C: Are
D: Excited
Answer: D: Excited
Q14: What is the predicate in the sentence, “The dog barked”?
Options:
A: The
B: Dog
C: Barked
D: None of the above
Answer: C: Barked
Q15: What is usually the predicate of a sentence?
Options:
A: Verb
B: Adjective
C: Noun
D: None of the above
Answer: A: Verb
Q16: What is the predicate in the sentence, “The cat is black”?
Options:
A: The
B: Cat
C: Is
D: Black
Answer: D: Black
Q17: Is a group of words with a subject and a predicate a sentence?
Options:
A: Yes
B: No
C: Maybe
D: Not Sure
Answer: A: Yes
Q18: What is the predicate in the sentence, “She ran quickly”?
Options:
A: She
B: Ran
C: Quickly
D: None of the above
Answer: C: Quickly
Q19: Is the predicate of a sentence usually the verb?
Options:
A: Yes
B: No
C: Maybe
D: Not Sure
Answer: A: Yes
Q20: What is the predicate in the sentence, “The girl laughed”?
Options:
A: The
B: Girl
C: Laughed
D: None of the above
Answer: C: Laughed
Conclusion
Subjects and predicates are the basic building blocks of forming sentences. As a Grade 1 student, it is important to have knowledge and understanding about the different components of subjects and predicates. This quiz aimed at testing your knowledge about the various aspects of subjects and predicates. Hopefully, you have adequately understood the concepts of subjects and predicates and are now aware of the various aspects associated with them.
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