Test questions on Subject-Verb-Object sentence order

📚 Quick Study Guide

• 🎯 Subject-Verb-Object (SVO) is a fundamental sentence structure in English.
• ✍️ The Subject performs the action.
• 🏃 The Verb is the action.
• 🎁 The Object receives the action.
• 💡 Example: "The cat (Subject) chased (Verb) the mouse (Object)."
• 📌 Understanding SVO helps build clear and grammatically correct sentences.
• 📝 Practice identifying the Subject, Verb, and Object in various sentences.

✍️ Practice Quiz

1. Which sentence follows the Subject-Verb-Object order?
   1. A. Quickly ran the dog.
   2. B. The dog quickly ran.
   3. C. The dog ran quickly.
   4. D. Quickly the dog ran.


2. Identify the Object in the sentence: "She reads books."
   1. A. She
   2. B. Reads
   3. C. Books
   4. D. None


3. Which word is the Verb in the sentence: "They eat pizza."
   1. A. They
   2. B. Eat
   3. C. Pizza
   4. D. None


4. In the sentence, "The bird sings a song," what is the Subject?
   1. A. Sings
   2. B. Song
   3. C. Bird
   4. D. The song


5. Choose the sentence that correctly uses Subject-Verb-Object order.
   1. A. Apples eats John.
   2. B. John eats apples.
   3. C. Eats John apples.
   4. D. Apples John eats.


6. Identify the Object: "He kicks the ball."
   1. A. He
   2. B. Kicks
   3. C. Ball
   4. D. The he


7. Which sentence is in Subject-Verb-Object order?
   1. A. The quickly cat jumps.
   2. B. Quickly the cat jumps.
   3. C. The cat jumps quickly.
   4. D. The cat quickly jumps.