ELA UNIT TEST

1. ELA UNIT TEST REVIEW

2. Complete subjects(Identify complete subjects of the following sentences. ______ 1. That child can already read music. That child ______ 2. Swallows and robins migrate in the winter. Swallows and robins ______ 3. Beneath the rock sat a large spider. A large spider

3. Simple Subjects(Identify the simple subject in the following sentences) • Identify the simple subject of the sentence ______ 4. The captain of an ocean liner commands our respect. captain ______ 5. In the back of the book, you will find the index. you ______ 6. Do you have time to talk? you

4. Complete Predicates(Identify the complete predicate in the following sentences.) ______ 7. That child can already read music. can already read music ______ 8. Swallows and robins migrate in the winter. Migrate in the winter ______ 9. Beneath the rock sat a large spider. sat

5. Simple Predicates (Verbs) ______ 10. The captain of an ocean liner commands our respect. commands ______ 11. In the back of the book, you will find the index. Will find ______ 12. Do you have time to talk? have

6. Identify the underlined words as one of the following: direct object(s), indirect object(s), predicate nominative(s), predicate adjective(s). ______ 13. Georgia is famous for its beaches. Predicate adjective ______ 14. Rick made Jill a lampshade from seashells. Indirect object ______ 15. I drove the car over the curb. Direct object ______ 16. The discussion dispelled rumors and misconceptions. Direct objects

7. Identify the underlined words as one of the following: direct object(s), indirect object(s), predicate nominative(s), predicate adjective(s). Cont ______ 17. The book has the necessary information. Direct object ______ 18. The candidate most likely to win is Anne. Predicate nominative ______ 19. Feel the texture of the material. Direct object ______ 20. The tomato is rich in Vitamin C. Predicate adjective

8. Identify the sentences as declarative, imperative, interrogative, or exclamatory. ______ 21. What time is the party going to be? interrogative ______ 22. The team is playing tonight at 7:00. declarative ______ 23. Cook the pizza for 20 minutes. imperative ______ 24. Can you come to my house for dinner? interrogative ______ 25. Wow, I just won the lottery! exclamatory

9. Identify the sentences as declarative, imperative, interrogative, or exclamatory. Cont. ______ 26. Ms. Smith typed this quiz. declarative ______ 27. This game is great! exclamatory ______ 28. Put your laundry in the basket. imperative ______ 29. Study for your English test. imperative ______ 30. Did you do all of the quizzes yet? interrogative

10. Identify the sentences as simple compound or complex. ______ 31. Stop and think before you answer. complex ______ 32. Carl is good at mechanics, and Jon is an accomplished cook. compound ______ 33. Although I like all mysteries, Christie’s are my favorite. complex ______ 34. The restaurant behind the school has excellent service. simple ______ 35. We stayed at home while our parents went to dinner. complex

11. Identify the sentences as simple compound or complex. ______ 36. While the sun shone, they stayed on the beach. complex ______ 37. I went into town and then drove to the Atlanta airport. compound ______ 38. All of a sudden, in the middle of the match the phone rang. Simple ______ 39. Elephants are bigger than snails. Simple ______ 40. I was excited to attend the dance, but I did not know what to wear. Compound

12. Identify each underlined group of words as a phrase, an independent clause, or a subordinate clause. ______ 41. After Anthony worked all summer as a waiter, he bought a car. subordinate ______ 42. The king issued a proclamation against shooting bears in the region. subordinate ______ 43. When the sun is close to the horizon, it looks larger. subordinate ______ 44. Since Cleo moved to New York six months ago, she has had three jobs. independent ______ 45. There were no newspapers in Americauntil one was published in Boston in 1690. independent

13. Identify each underlined group of words as a phrase, an independent clause, or a subordinate clause. ______ 46. Climbing the stairs to the top of the Washington Monument requires endurance. phrases ______ 47. The person who is climbing the hillis my mother. subordinate ______ 48. If you have solved that puzzle, I’ll give you a more difficult one. subordinate ______ 49. After lunch,Greg bought a stereo. phrase ______ 50. When Katrina arrived home after the late band practice, she was tired. independent

14. Identify the underlined words as an adjective or adverb clause ______ 51. If we lose the ballgame, the party will be cancelled. Adverb clause ______ 52. I was late to the meeting yesterday because I couldn't find my keys. Adverb clause ______ 53. After we remodeled our house, we moved to Hawaii. adverb ______ 54. Mary heard a frightening noise that would scare the bravest of people. Adjective clause ______ 55. The route which I take to school everyday is very scenic. Adjective clause

15. Identify the underlined words as an adjective or adverb clause ______ 56. Those who are willing to serve others will be rewarded. Adjective clause ______ 57. Although the ozone levels are high, they are still not dangerous. Adjective clause ______ 58. I will get a reward since I passed my test today. Adverb clause ______ 59. The mayor is the person whom you should write the letter to. Adjective clause ______ 60. When I make a 100 on this test, Ms. Vinson will jump for joy! adverb clause