English Grammar Practice Quiz
For a 6th Grade English grammar
Questions
Object Pronoun: Upon seeing the double artichoke cake, Trace furiously stuffed it in his mouth.
- Trace
- the
- it
- his
Adverbs: Jack wildly flung the potato across the room in a unstoppable chihuahua-induced rage.
- flung, across
- wildly, unstoppable
- wildly
- chihuahua-induced
Subordinating Conjunctions: While nobody was brought sponges, they did have some hairy feet.
- hairy feet
- was
- While
- have
Helping Verbs: Although he had jumped off the roof, he had not broken any bones.
- Although
- had
- broken
- had, had
Preposition: Around the corner, there was a sneaky giraffe trying to steal toilets from a shop.
- Around, to
- Around
- From
- Around, from
Which is NOT a object pronoun?
- She
- You
- Them
- Her
Commas: Eugene bought frog warts laughing grass and 20 packs of slippery sloths.
- Warts, grass, sloths
- Bought,
- Warts, grass,
- Warts,
(Simple/Compound/Complex): Billy slammed the door shut, but the velociraptor broke through.
- Compound
- Complex
- Simple
- Dysprosium (Dy)
Simple Predicate: Harry swung the chameleon, threw the sloth, and jumped the radish.
- Harry
- Swung, threw, jumped
- Swung
- Swung, threw
Simple Subject: As Jimmy made his way down to the dump, he picked up a moldy banana and ate it.
- Jimmy
- Banana
- He
- Jimmy, he
Subject Pronoun: Judy warned Nick to not eat the Night Howler, but he did so anyways.
- Judy
- he
- Nick
- did
Adjectives: She did have neon blue candy impossibly stuck in her frazzled afro.
- frazzled, impossibly
- neon, blue, frazzled
- neon, blue
- stuck, blue
Coordinating Conjunctions: Maybe Herman took out the mutant skunk, but the place still stinks.
- Maybe
- but
- out
- took
Helping Verbs: Jonas was at the dynamite pile yesterday, and Jones had appeared there too.
- was, had
- was
- and
- had
Preposition: Milton quietly ran towards the soft, green, singing turtles of Oz.
- green
- ran
- towards
- grass
Which is NOT a subject pronoun?
- I
- Her
- He
- They
Commas: I took out the trash and then I launched the 20 rockets.
- trash,
- and,
- then,
- the,
(Simple/Compound/Complex): As Joe Bob Jr. danced a happy jig, Joe Bob Sr. sang a jolly song.
- Simple
- Californium (Cf)
- Compound
- Complex
Simple Predicate: As he lowered the plate from the chandelier, the waiter shook his head.
- Lowered
- shook
- shook, lowered
- Waiter
Simple Subject: Although Steve doesn't usually eat beans, he certainly did today.
- Steve
- Steve, he
- beans
- He