Nouns as subjects, subject complements and direct objects

5 Written Questions

1. The government honored Chuck Yeager as a "hero".
2. The player is named "John".
3. John is a "teacher" too.
4. The soldiers took over the "town" of Harrison.
5. "Towns" are sometimes located near rivers.

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. The "firefighters" rushed into the building.
   1. Noun as subject complement
   2. Noun as direct object
   3. Noun as subject
2. Peter is Matthew's "friend".
   1. Noun as subject complement
   2. Noun as direct object
   3. Noun as subject
3. The government sent "Bill" to prison for stealing.
   1. Noun as subject complement
   2. Noun as subject
   3. Noun as direct object
4. He hid the gum inside his "coat".
   1. Noun as subject
   2. Noun as subject complement
   3. Noun as direct object
5. Sniper is a "spaniel".
   1. Noun as subject
   2. Noun as direct object
   3. Noun as subject complement

4 True/False Questions

1. Noun as subject complement → A famous school is "Harvard University".

   True        False

2. Noun as subject → The "table" is made of wood.

   True        False

3. Noun as direct object → The "firefighters" rushed into the building.

   True        False

4. Noun as direct object → The "firefighters" rushed into the building.

   True        False