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JEOPARDY
English Review
Categories
Subject/Predicate
100 200 300 400 500
Plurals
100 200 300 400 500
Nouns
100 200 300 400 500
Possessives
100 200 300 400 500
Verbs
100 200 300 400 500
Pronouns
100 200 300 400 500
Final Jeopardy
book
Name the direct object of the sentence:
Last year I published a book.
The boy with red hair
Identify the complete subject.
The boy with red hair played the piano.
chased the cat up the highway into a Wendy’s
restaurant.?
Identify the complete predicate:
The dog chased the cat up the highway
into a Wendy’s restaurant.
“Don’t Choke!”
Daily
Double
Billy Bob
Identify the simple subject:
Can Billy Bob come, too?
Is
Identify the simple predicate:
Is Walmart a good store to shop at?
You
Identify the complete subject:
Come to school with me.
Cats
Cat
Geese
Goose
Fishermen
Fisherman
Sheep
Sheep
Knives
Knife
Kenny, books, Washington D.C.,
knowledge, world
Find the nouns:
Kenny sells books in Washington D.C. so we
can have knowledge of the world around us.
Peanut butter
Name the compound in the sentence:
I love peanut butter because it is better than
spreadable jelly.
Texas
Name the proper noun in the sentence
below:
He went to Texas to see his aunt.
bravery
Name the noun that is an
idea:
He showed his bravery to the
class.
People, Amelia Earhart, achievements
Name the nouns:
Many people remember Amelia Earhart
and her achievements.
Cats’
Write the possessive form:
Cats
Children’s
Write the possessive form:
Children
“Don’t Choke!”
Daily
Double
Lois’
Write the possessive form:
Lois
Horses’
Write the possessive form: horses
Tortoise’s
tortoise
is
Name the verbs below:
She is a nice person.
Invaded, seize
Name the verbs below:
Iraq invaded its neighbor to seize control
of this resource.
Has swum
Name the past participle form of: swim
All of them are linking verbs
Which of the following is a linking verb:
Is, smells, tastes, appears
loves
Which one is an action verb:
has, is, loves, have
You, your
Name all the pronouns below:
You should go to the store to get your
groceries.
I
Name the subject pronoun:
I will walk your dog.
him
Name the object pronoun:
I will take him to the park.
yours
Name the possessive pronoun:
“This ribbon is yours,” I said.
instructor
Name the predicate nominative:
Martha is a great instructor.