Subjects and Predicates complete, simple, compound

1. A white frost covered the grass like a blanket. A. Simple subject B. Complete subject C. Predicate D. Complete sentence

2. Many children entered the drawing contest. A. Simple subject B. Complete subject C. Predicate D. Complete sentence

3. The woman baked some fresh bread. A. Simple subject B. Complete subject C. Predicate D. Complete subject

4. The woodsman trimmed the branches. A. Simple subject B. Complete subject C. Predicate D. Compound subject

5. The cold weather is hurting the crops. A. Simple subject B. Complete subject C. Predicate D. Complete sentence

6. Sara finished her science project. A. Simple subject B. Complete subject C. Predicate D. Complete sentence

7. My wool coat kept me warm. A. Simple subject B. Complete subject C. Predicate D. Complete sentence

8. The penguins glided across the frozen pond. A. Simple subject B. Complete subject C. Predicate D. Complete sentence

9. The roses and pansies bloomed with bright colors. A. Simple predicate B. Simple subject C. Compound subject D. Compound predicate

10. The frogs croaked and hopped at the pond. A. Simple subject B. Simple predicate C. Compound subject D. Compound predicate

11. The sticky honey coated my fingers. A. Simple subject B. Simple predicate C. Compound subject D. Compound predicate

I woke up this morning, and I ate breakfast. A. complete subject B. complete predicate C. compound subject D. compound sentence