Subject & Predicate Review

Grade 6 English — Subject & Predicate Review: 25 practice questions with instant scoring and explanations.

1. "The ancient vase was found in the ruins." "Ancient" means:
2. "He is a novice at chess." "Novice" means:
3. "The room was immaculate." "Immaculate" means:
4. "She spoke in a timid voice." "Timid" means:
5. "The mountain was enormous." "Enormous" means:
6. "They admired the athlete's stamina." "Stamina" means:
7. "The story was hilarious." "Hilarious" means:
8. "The lake was tranquil." "Tranquil" means:
9. "He is a diligent student." "Diligent" means:
10. "The weather was frigid." "Frigid" means:
11. "The puzzle was intricate." "Intricate" means:
12. "She wore a vibrant dress." "Vibrant" means:
13. "He is a courteous boy." "Courteous" means:
14. "The answer was obscure." "Obscure" means:
15. "The old man is feeble." "Feeble" means:
16. "The kitten was playful." "Playful" means:
17. "The food was bland." "Bland" means:
18. "He made a hasty decision." "Hasty" means:
19. "She is a generous person." "Generous" means:
20. "The task was tedious." "Tedious" means:
21. "The artist is creative." "Creative" means:
22. "The baby is fragile." "Fragile" means:
23. "Break the ice" means:
24. "Hit the sack" means:
25. "Piece of cake" means: