Sentences & Sentence Structure
Grade 6 · Week 1 · 25 questions
Sentences are the building blocks of all communication. Understanding sentence structure — subjects, predicates, and different sentence types — is essential for clear expression.
What you'll practise
- Identify subjects and predicates in sentences
- Distinguish declarative, interrogative, imperative, and exclamatory types
- Recognise complete vs. incomplete sentences
- Construct well-formed sentences
All 25 questions in this Sentences & Sentence Structure quiz
Grade 6 English — Sentences & Sentence Structure: 25 practice questions with instant scoring and explanations.
- What is a sentence?
- The subject in "The cat sleeps" is:
- Which is a complete sentence?
- The predicate in "Birds fly" is:
- Which is NOT a sentence?
- A sentence must have:
- "He runs fast." The verb is:
- Which is a question?
- The sentence "The dog barked loudly" is:
- Which is a fragment?
- The subject in "My friends are here" is:
- Which is a statement?
- "They are playing." The predicate is:
- Which is an exclamatory sentence?
- The sentence "I like pizza and pasta" is:
- Which is a command?
- "The sun rises in the east." The subject is:
- Which is a negative sentence?
- "He can swim." The verb is:
- Which is a declarative sentence?
- The predicate in "Children play" is:
- Which is a question?
- "The birds are singing." The subject is:
- Which is a simple sentence?
- The sentence "He reads books" is:
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