1st Quarterly Exam Language Grade 3

I. Encircle the letter of the correct answer.

1. is a group of words which does not have a complete

thought, does not begin with a capital letter and does not end with a period,
exclamation point or a question mark.
a. phrase or non-sentence c. sentence
b. subject d. predicate
2. is a group of words which ha a complete thought. It
begins in a capital letter and ends with a period, exclamation point or question
mark.
a. phrase or non-sentence c. sentence
b. subject d. predicate
3. The of a sentence is the person, place, event, idea or
thing being spoken about.
a. phrase or non-sentence c. sentence
b. subject d. predicate
4. The of a sentence tells something about the subject.
a. phrase or non-sentence c. sentence
b. subject d. predicate
5. A tells about something. It begins with a capital letter and
ends with a period (.).
a. declarative sentence c. interrogative sentence
b. imperative sentence d. exclamatory sentence
6. An ask about something. It begins with a capital letter
and ends with a question mark (?).
a. declarative sentence c. interrogative sentence
b. imperative sentence d. exclamatory sentence
7. An asks or requests someone to do something. It
begins with a capital letter and ends with a period (.).
a. declarative sentence c. interrogative sentence
b. imperative sentence d. exclamatory sentence
8. An express a strong feeling or emotion. It begins with
a capital letter and ends with an exclamation point (!).
a. declarative sentence c. interrogative sentence
b. imperative sentence d. exclamatory sentence

II. Write S and put a period at the end of it, if the group of words is a sentence.
Write N if it is a non-sentence.
 1. Ana is walking
2. at the seashore
3. She is reading a book
4. Her cousin visited the farm
5. My sister went to Boracay when she was a baby
6. a big trolley bags
7. a good place
8. My dad bought me a toy truck
9. in the backyard
10. a glass of milk
11. Brad came to dinner with us
12. Jerry is upset because he flunked the exam
13. are hot and rainy
14. jungles of Brazil
15. The flower in our garden are blooming well

III. In each sentence, separate the complete subject from the complete
predicate. Draw a bar (│) between them.

1. Rosita jogs around the backyard every morning.

2. Leny and her friends buy an ice cream.
3. Evelyn likes to read and write.
4. Jack loves to play hide and seek.
5. Jovan do his homework first before playing.
6. Lian is running late for school.
7. Niki ask his mother for a slice of cake.
8. Tina loves to read and write.
9. Kiko and his friends are playing basketball.
10. Francis is buying his school supplies.
11. Mary enjoys cooking.
12. She likes bananas.
13. They speak English at work.
14. The train does not leave at 12 AM.
15. I have no money at the moment.

IV. Write under the correct heading the simple subject and the simple predicate
of each sentence in Test III.

Simple Subject Simple Predicate

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3.

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7.

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9.

10.

III. Write DS if it is a declarative sentence, IN if it is an interrogative sentence,

IM if it is an imperative sentence and EX if it is an exclamatory sentence.

1. He wanted to play, but his mother did not allow him.

2. How much is the digital camera?
3. Lakshmi loves pizza, and Ajay likes burgers.
4. Get the letter from the letter box.
5. Don't yell at me! You did the whole thing there.
6. Oh my god! There is a kitten in the basket.
7. Do you like pepperoni pizza?
8. Remember me when we are parted.
9. Gross! You shouldn’t eat something like this.
10. It had rained for a week; the city was flooded.
11. Play with intensity and courage.
12. Would you like to have tea or coffee?
13. Did John buy a present for the birthday party?
14. Never forget the person who loves you.
15. Don’t move! I repeat. Don’t move! Drop the weapon!
16. I want you to switch off the AC.
17. They are preparing for the journey.
18. Did John buy a present for the birthday party?
19. Gross! You shouldn’t eat something like this.
20. Don't be excited about everything without reason.