Who or what receives the action

Grade 6 Reading Worksheet - Challenge Me

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Circle the best answer.

  1. A classmate says "Milo became captain" has a direct object. Which reply is right, Jun?

    • No; became links Milo to captain
    • No; captain is an indirect object
    • Yes; the direct object is Milo
    • Yes; the direct object is captain
  2. A classmate says every indirect object comes right after the verb. Which sentence fits that claim, Kira?

    • Luz gave a ticket to the driver.
    • Luz gave the ticket yesterday.
    • Luz gave the driver a ticket.
    • The driver gave a ticket.
  3. The class | made | the principal | a card | on Friday. Luz labels "The class made the principal a card on Friday." Which label is right?

    • Direct object: a card; indirect object: the class
    • Direct object: the principal; indirect object: a card
    • Direct object: a card; indirect object: Friday
    • Direct object: a card; indirect object: the principal
  4. Jun | offered | a friend | some seeds. Milo labels "Jun offered a friend some seeds." Which label is right?

    • Direct object: some seeds; indirect object: a friend
    • Direct object: a friend; indirect object: some seeds
    • Direct object: some seeds; indirect object: Jun
    • No objects; offered is a linking verb
  5. Kira | gave | the clock | a new battery. Noah labels "Kira gave the clock a new battery." Which label is right?

    • Direct object: a new battery; indirect object: the clock
    • Direct object: a new battery; indirect object: Kira
    • Direct object: the clock; indirect object: a new battery
    • No objects; gave is a linking verb
  6. Pia sees this label: "Pia told the joke to Ren. Indirect object: Ren." Which fix is right?

    • Direct object: Ren; indirect object: the joke
    • Direct object: the joke; no indirect object
    • Direct object: Pia; indirect object: Ren
    • Direct object: the joke; indirect object: Pia
  7. Ren sees this label: "Tala is the reader. Direct object: the reader." Which fix is right?

    • No objects; the reader names Tala after a linking verb
    • Direct object: is; indirect object: the reader
    • Indirect object: the reader; no direct object
    • Direct object: Tala; indirect object: the reader
  8. Zee wants one sentence with both a direct and an indirect object. Which one is it?

    • Bo brought Ari roses.
    • Bo was the gardener.
    • Bo brought roses home.
    • Bo brought roses to Ari.
  9. Ari wants one sentence with both a direct and an indirect object. Which one is it?

    • Noah taught for an hour.
    • Noah seemed a fine teacher.
    • Noah taught a song to the band.
    • Noah taught the band a song.
  10. Bo wants one sentence with both a direct and an indirect object. Which one is it?

    • Ren lent a lamp to Luz.
    • Ren lent a lamp today.
    • Ren lent Luz a lamp.
    • Ren was a kind lender.
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Who or what receives the action

Answer Key - Grade 6 Reading Worksheet - Challenge Me

Circle the best answer.

  1. A classmate says "Milo became captain" has a direct object. Which reply is right, Jun?

    • No; became links Milo to captain
    • No; captain is an indirect object
    • Yes; the direct object is Milo
    • Yes; the direct object is captain
  2. A classmate says every indirect object comes right after the verb. Which sentence fits that claim, Kira?

    • Luz gave a ticket to the driver.
    • Luz gave the ticket yesterday.
    • Luz gave the driver a ticket.
    • The driver gave a ticket.
  3. The class | made | the principal | a card | on Friday. Luz labels "The class made the principal a card on Friday." Which label is right?

    • Direct object: a card; indirect object: the class
    • Direct object: the principal; indirect object: a card
    • Direct object: a card; indirect object: Friday
    • Direct object: a card; indirect object: the principal
  4. Jun | offered | a friend | some seeds. Milo labels "Jun offered a friend some seeds." Which label is right?

    • Direct object: some seeds; indirect object: a friend
    • Direct object: a friend; indirect object: some seeds
    • Direct object: some seeds; indirect object: Jun
    • No objects; offered is a linking verb
  5. Kira | gave | the clock | a new battery. Noah labels "Kira gave the clock a new battery." Which label is right?

    • Direct object: a new battery; indirect object: the clock
    • Direct object: a new battery; indirect object: Kira
    • Direct object: the clock; indirect object: a new battery
    • No objects; gave is a linking verb
  6. Pia sees this label: "Pia told the joke to Ren. Indirect object: Ren." Which fix is right?

    • Direct object: Ren; indirect object: the joke
    • Direct object: the joke; no indirect object
    • Direct object: Pia; indirect object: Ren
    • Direct object: the joke; indirect object: Pia
  7. Ren sees this label: "Tala is the reader. Direct object: the reader." Which fix is right?

    • No objects; the reader names Tala after a linking verb
    • Direct object: is; indirect object: the reader
    • Indirect object: the reader; no direct object
    • Direct object: Tala; indirect object: the reader
  8. Zee wants one sentence with both a direct and an indirect object. Which one is it?

    • Bo brought Ari roses.
    • Bo was the gardener.
    • Bo brought roses home.
    • Bo brought roses to Ari.
  9. Ari wants one sentence with both a direct and an indirect object. Which one is it?

    • Noah taught for an hour.
    • Noah seemed a fine teacher.
    • Noah taught a song to the band.
    • Noah taught the band a song.
  10. Bo wants one sentence with both a direct and an indirect object. Which one is it?

    • Ren lent a lamp to Luz.
    • Ren lent a lamp today.
    • Ren lent Luz a lamp.
    • Ren was a kind lender.