Title: Default for Subject and Predicate FINAL Test
Course: Introduction to Grammar

Q: The arrogant young man looked angrily at his new replacement.
- S-AV
- S-LV-PN
- S-LV-PA
- S-AV-DO
A: S-AV

Q: The swerving truck gave the driver a bad stroke.
- S-AV
- S-LV
- S-LV-IO-DO
- S-AV-IO-DO
A: S-AV-IO-DO

Q: The excited dogs furiously chased the frantic skunk into the bushes by the garage.
- S-AV-IO-DO
- S-AV-DO
- S-AV
- S-LV-PN
A: S-AV-DO

Q: The small box of fresh vegetables fell out of the passing van.
- S-LV-PA
- S-LV-DO
- S-AV-DO
- S-AV
A: S-AV

Q: A malfunction of the scoreboard caused a delay of the first game of the season.
- S-AV-DO
- S-AV-IO-DO
- S-LV-PN
- S-LV-PA
A: S-AV-DO

Q: The overly tired meterologist mistakenly gave the anxious viewers the sports report.
- S-AV-DO
- S-LV-PA
- S-AV-IO-DO
- S-AV
A: S-AV-IO-DO

Q: That man isn't the only person with a splitting headache.
- S-AV-PN
- S-AV-DO
- S-LV-PN
- S-LV-PA
A: S-LV-PN

Q: The victim became quite weak from the loss of blood.
- S-AV
- S-AV-DO
- S-LV-PN
- S-LV-PA
A: S-LV-PA

Q: The majority of the concerned parents seemed quite happy about the decision of the board.
- S-LV-PN
- S-LV-PA
- S-AV-PN
- S-LV-IO
A: S-LV-PA

Q: The winner of the trip seemed extremely calm about the outcome.
- S-AV
- S-LV-PN
- S-AV-IO-DO
- S-LV-PA
A: S-LV-PA