chapter 14 review
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Chapter 14 Review. Parts of a Sentence. Identify the complete subject. The new puppy won’t leave the older dog alone. The new puppy. Identify the complete subject. An old-fashioned spinning wheel sat in the corner of the room. An old-fashioned spinning wheel. Identify the complete subject. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
CHAPTER 14 REVIEW
Parts of a Sentence
IDENTIFY THE COMPLETE SUBJECT The new puppy won’t leave the older
dog alone. The new puppy
IDENTIFY THE COMPLETE SUBJECT An old-fashioned spinning wheel sat in
the corner of the room. An old-fashioned spinning wheel
IDENTIFY THE COMPLETE SUBJECT Seasonal winds in India are called
monsoons. Seasonal winds in India
IDENTIFY THE COMPLETE SUBJECT New skin was grafted onto his burned
leg. New skin
IDENTIFY THE COMPLETE SUBJECT Anyone could have made a mistake like
that. Anyone
IDENTIFY SIMPLE SUBJECT My umbrella handle is carved from
wood. handle
IDENTIFY SIMPLE SUBJECT The Sons of Liberty was a secret society. Sons of Liberty
IDENTIFY SIMPLE SUBJECT Mink oil is excellent for conditioning
leather shoes, boots, and baseball mitts. oil
IDENTIFY SIMPLE SUBJECT Fourteen squealing children played in
the sprinklers. children
IDENTIFY SIMPLE SUBJECT One of the best exercises you can do is
swim. One
IDENTIFY COMPLETE PREDICATE My aunt’s best friend knit this sweater
for me. Knit this sweater for me
IDENTIFY COMPLETE PREDICATE The two volumes of the series will be
published later this year. Will be published later this year
IDENTIFY COMPLETE PREDICATE The Ancient Egyptians stained their
fingernails with henna. Stained their fingernails with henna
IDENTIFY COMPLETE PREDICATE It continues to operate even today. Continues to operate even today
IDENTIFY COMPLETE PREDICATE Children enjoy it immensely. Enjoy it immensely
IDENTIFY SIMPLE PREDICATE Wild zebras roamed through the game
preserve. roamed
IDENTIFY SIMPLE PREDICATE Elena did not allow enough time for the
last essay question. Did allow
IDENTIFY SIMPLE PREDICATE That huge package in the hallway
makes me curious. makes
IDENTIFY SIMPLE PREDICATE That game requires recalling a lot of
trivial information. Requires recalling
IDENTIFY SIMPLE PREDICATE The owners arranged a private tour for
us. arranged
SHOW WHERE THE COMPLETE SUBJECT AND COMPLETE PREDICATE SPLIT The first zoo in the United States was in
Philadelphia. States|was
SHOW WHERE THE COMPLETE SUBJECT AND COMPLETE PREDICATE SPLIT It continues to operate even today. It|continues
SHOW WHERE THE COMPLETE SUBJECT AND COMPLETE PREDICATE SPLIT Rides on camels or elephants are
available. Elephants|are
SHOW WHERE THE COMPLETE SUBJECT AND COMPLETE PREDICATE SPLIT I accepted the invitation promptly. I|accepted
SHOW WHERE THE COMPLETE SUBJECT AND COMPLETE PREDICATE SPLIT The grapefruit tree in the corner grew
from a seed ten years ago. Corner|grew
TELL WHETHER A SENTENCE IS A FRAGMENT OR COMPLETE SENTENCE In spite of Susanna’s objections fragment
TELL WHETHER A SENTENCE IS A FRAGMENT OR COMPLETE SENTENCE Hot dogs and hamburgers were on the
grill sentence
TELL WHETHER A SENTENCE IS A FRAGMENT OR COMPLETE SENTENCE Throughout the summer fragment
TELL WHETHER A SENTENCE IS A FRAGMENT OR COMPLETE SENTENCE Inspector Snootch followed his hunch sentence
TELL WHETHER A SENTENCE IS A FRAGMENT OR COMPLETE SENTENCE Visitors from near and far fragment
TELL WHETHER A SENTENCE IS A FRAGMENT OR COMPLETE SENTENCE The player with the highest batting
average in the league fragment
TELL WHETHER A SENTENCE IS A FRAGMENT OR COMPLETE SENTENCE Spends several hours a week on her
hobby fragment
TELL WHETHER A SENTENCE IS A FRAGMENT OR COMPLETE SENTENCE The whale appeared sentence
TELL WHETHER A SENTENCE IS A FRAGMENT OR COMPLETE SENTENCE A bat does not have true wings sentence
IDENTIFY THE SIMPLE SUBJECT AND SIMPLE PREDICATE The stranger’s behavior aroused the
security guard’s suspicion. S = behavior P = aroused
IDENTIFY THE SIMPLE SUBJECT AND SIMPLE PREDICATE Male and female crocodiles carry their
young in their mouths. S = crocodiles P = carry
IDENTIFY THE SIMPLE SUBJECT AND SIMPLE PREDICATE Hieroglyphics were the picture writings
of the ancient Egyptians. S = Hieroglyphics P = were
IDENTIFY THE SIMPLE SUBJECT AND SIMPLE PREDICATE Neither Jake nor I understood the
problem. S = Jake, I P = understood
IDENTIFY THE SIMPLE SUBJECT AND SIMPLE PREDICATE The President and the Vice President
rode in separate cars. S = President, Vice President P = rode
IDENTIFY THE SIMPLE SUBJECT The Senate, The House of
Representatives, and the Supreme Court assemble for the State of the Union Address.
Senate, The House of Representatives, Supreme Court
IDENTIFY THE SIMPLE SUBJECT AND SIMPLE PREDICATE Not only the guests but also the hosts
enjoyed the party. S = guests, hosts P = enjoyed
IDENTIFY THE SIMPLE SUBJECT AND SIMPLE PREDICATE Both lilacs and roses are highly scented
flowers. S = lilacs, roses P = are scented
IDENTIFY THE SIMPLE SUBJECT AND SIMPLE PREDICATE The plane touched the ground and rolled
to a stop. S = plane P = touched, rolled
IDENTIFY THE SIMPLE SUBJECT AND SIMPLE PREDICATE Amanda did not give up but practiced
her music even harder. S = Amanda P = did give, practiced
IDENTIFY THE SIMPLE SUBJECT AND SIMPLE PREDICATE Joe writes with his right hand but bats
with his left. S = Joe P = writes, bats
IDENTIFY THE SIMPLE SUBJECT AND SIMPLE PREDICATE Ginny often writes or calls home from
college. S = Ginny P = writes, calls
IDENTIFY THE SIMPLE SUBJECT AND SIMPLE PREDICATE Kelly added the vegetables, adjusted
the seasoning, and turned the soup down to a simmer.
S = Kelly V = added, adjusted, turned
IDENTIFY THE SIMPLE SUBJECT AND SIMPLE PREDICATE After the third traffic light, turn right. S = (you) V = turn
IDENTIFY THE SIMPLE SUBJECT AND SIMPLE PREDICATE Erica, let me see your needlepoint. S = (you) V = let see
IDENTIFY THE SIMPLE SUBJECT AND SIMPLE PREDICATE Remember to feed the cat. S = (you) V = remember
IDENTIFY THE SIMPLE SUBJECT AND SIMPLE PREDICATE Tonight, read the first two chapters of
Moby Dick. S = (you) V = read
IDENTIFY THE SIMPLE SUBJECT AND SIMPLE PREDICATE Into the burning building rushed the
firefighters. S = firefighters V = rushed
IDENTIFY THE SIMPLE SUBJECT AND SIMPLE PREDICATE How can we ever find our way out of
here? S = we V = can find
IDENTIFY THE SIMPLE SUBJECT AND SIMPLE PREDICATE Somewhere between the two extremes
lies the best solution. S = solution V = lies
IDENTIFY THE SIMPLE SUBJECT AND SIMPLE PREDICATE There are two errors in this report. S = errors V = are
IDENTIFY THE SIMPLE SUBJECT AND SIMPLE PREDICATE Beyond this stream bloomed a multitude
of wildflowers. S = multitude V = bloomed
IDENTIFY THE SIMPLE SUBJECT AND SIMPLE PREDICATE Is a tomato a fruit or a vegetable? S = tomato V = is
IDENTIFY THE SIMPLE SUBJECT AND SIMPLE PREDICATE Where did you put the buttered rolls? S = you V = did put
IDENTIFY THE SIMPLE SUBJECT AND SIMPLE PREDICATE Which shade of blue looks best? S = shade V = looks
IDENTIFY THE SIMPLE SUBJECT AND SIMPLE PREDICATE May we have a little peace and quiet? S = we V = may have
IDENTIFY THE SIMPLE SUBJECT AND SIMPLE PREDICATE How long will you take to decide? S = you V = will take
IDENTIFY THE SIMPLE SUBJECT AND SIMPLE PREDICATE Whose honor was at stake? S = honor V = was
IDENTIFY THE SIMPLE SUBJECT AND SIMPLE PREDICATE Here are your gloves. S = gloves V = are
IDENTIFY THE SIMPLE SUBJECT AND SIMPLE PREDICATE There was the leaky pipe. S = pipe V = was
IDENTIFY THE SIMPLE SUBJECT AND SIMPLE PREDICATE Here comes Megan S = Megan V = comes
IDENTIFY THE SIMPLE SUBJECT AND SIMPLE PREDICATE There are no mistakes in this
needlepoint sampler. S = mistakes V = are
IDENTIFY AND NAME THE COMPLEMENTS Carol asked the teacher for an extension
on her term paper. DO = teacher
IDENTIFY AND NAME THE COMPLEMENTS You can follow either State Street or
High Road to the fair grounds. DO = State Street, High Road
IDENTIFY AND NAME THE COMPLEMENTS The florist used daffodils and other
spring flowers in the arrangement. DO = daffodils, flowers
IDENTIFY AND NAME THE COMPLEMENTS You could ask the doorkeeper for
directions. DO = doorkeeper
IDENTIFY AND NAME THE COMPLEMENTS We usually change the sheets on
Monday DO = sheets
IDENTIFY AND NAME THE COMPLEMENTS That author has published a novel and
several magazine articles. DO = novel, articles
IDENTIFY AND NAME THE COMPLEMENTS The three students took a bus to the
museum. DO = bus
IDENTIFY AND NAME THE COMPLEMENTS We need an interesting fabric for
pillows. DO = fabric
IDENTIFY AND NAME THE COMPLEMENTS Grandma brought Michelle and Joe new
bathing suits. DO = suits IO = Michelle, Joe
IDENTIFY AND NAME THE COMPLEMENTS The prisoner finally told his lawyer the
whole story. DO = story IO = lawyer
IDENTIFY AND NAME THE COMPLEMENTS Ellis offered each guest a tour of the
mansion. DO = tour IO = guest
IDENTIFY AND NAME THE COMPLEMENTS Has Jenkins shown the police the
evidence? DO = evidence IO = police
IDENTIFY AND NAME THE COMPLEMENTS The judges awarded Kelly a blue ribbon
for her prize heifer. DO = ribbon IO = Kelly
IDENTIFY AND NAME THE COMPLEMENTS Tess passed Helen and Kim a message
in code. DO = message IO = Helen, Kim
IDENTIFY AND NAME THE COMPLEMENTS Did you leave Mom and Dad a note? DO = note IO = Mom, Dad
IDENTIFY AND NAME THE COMPLEMENTS The dessert made the meal very
satisfying. DO = meal OC = satisfying
IDENTIFY AND NAME THE COMPLEMENTS The club elected Susan treasurer. DO = Susan OC = treasurer
IDENTIFY AND NAME THE COMPLEMENTS The judge declared the complaint
invalid. DO = complaint OC = invalid
IDENTIFY AND NAME THE COMPLEMENTS The new game kept everyone busy for
hours. DO = everyone OC = busy
IDENTIFY AND NAME THE COMPLEMENTS The family called the new puppy Toby. DO = puppy OC = Toby
IDENTIFY AND NAME THE COMPLEMENTS The neighborhood bully considered
Martin a sissy. DO = Martin OC = sissy
IDENTIFY AND NAME THE COMPLEMENTS That pleasant woman called me kind
and helpful. DO = me OC = kind, helpful
IDENTIFY AND NAME THE COMPLEMENTS The girl in the green sweater is she. PN = she
IDENTIFY AND NAME THE COMPLEMENTS Bill’s favorite sports were hockey and
football. PN = hockey, football
IDENTIFY AND NAME THE COMPLEMENTS Agatha remained an athlete in spite of
her illness. PN = athlete
IDENTIFY AND NAME THE COMPLEMENTS Bob’s idea for the assembly seems the
best. PN = best
IDENTIFY AND NAME THE COMPLEMENTS Cherise and Frannie will remain friends
forever. PN = friends
IDENTIFY AND NAME THE COMPLEMENTS Her voice on the telephone sounded
muffled. PA = muffled
IDENTIFY AND NAME THE COMPLEMENTS After work Eugene’s muscles felt stiff
and sore. PA = stiff, sore
IDENTIFY AND NAME THE COMPLEMENTS The mayor’s policy is important PA = important
IDENTIFY AND NAME THE COMPLEMENTS The sandwich at the beach was gritty
and inedible. PA = gritty, inedible
IDENTIFY AND NAME THE COMPLEMENTS Joan grew kinder and more
understanding. PA = kinder, understanding
IDENTIFY AND NAME THE COMPLEMENTS The substitute teacher appears
prepared for anything. PA = prepared