Compound Predicate Quiz
Gauge your skill at spotting when one subject does multiple actions in about 10 minutes. Get 16 quick questions on verbs and punctuation with score bands that show if your grasp is emerging or strong.
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Compound Predicate Knowledge (CPK)
Compound Predicate Knowledge (CPK)
Average
9.1
Normal range
6.6 — 11.7
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0
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16
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SAMPLE QUESTIONS
Example Questions From the Test
- Lena packed the suitcase that Marco bought.
- Lena and Marco packed the suitcase.
- Lena packed her suitcase and called a taxi.
- Lena packed carefully before the trip.
- at dawn
- and disappeared into the woods
- while crows called overhead
- near the old barn
- Sofia; the report
- will finish the report; will email it tonight
- email; tonight
- finish; the report
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About This Assessment
Compound Predicate Quiz - Symptoms and Signs
Can you tell when one subject performs two or more actions? This free, no-sign-up compound predicate quiz presents 16 multiple-choice questions covering sentence recognition, coordinated verbs, conjunctions, punctuation, clause boundaries, and sentence combining. Apply your grammar knowledge to practical sentence-contains tests, then use your score band to see whether your understanding is emerging, developing, or strong.
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