Verbs that take an object and verbs that link

Grade 6 Reading Worksheet - Challenge Me

Circle the best answer.

1. 1.

   A classmate says "ran" is always intransitive. Which sentence shows the claim is wrong, Esme?

   • Noah ran around the track.
   • Noah ran fast for hours.
   • Noah ran the snack booth.
   • Noah ran home after school.
2. 2.

   A classmate says "looked" can only be an action verb. Which sentence shows the claim is wrong, Jun?

   • Bo looked up quickly.
   • The room looked bright.
   • Bo looked everywhere.
   • Bo looked at the stars.
3. 3.

   A classmate says every verb needs an object. Which sentence shows the claim is wrong, Kira?

   • Kira wrote a song.
   • Kira told a joke.
   • Kira read a poem.
   • Kira laughed.
4. 4.

   Luz wants to make "The drum sounded" transitive. Which rewrite does it?

   • Bo beat the drum.
   • The drum sounded loud.
   • The drum sounded at noon.
   • The drum sounded for an hour.
5. 5.

   Milo wants to make "The boat drifted" transitive. Which rewrite does it?

   • The current carried the boat.
   • The boat drifted far.
   • The boat seemed lost.
   • The boat drifted to shore.
6. 6.

   Noah wants a sentence with a linking verb and a predicate adjective. Which one is it?

   • The leaves were a mess.
   • The leaves appeared overnight.
   • The wind blew the leaves.
   • The leaves appeared dry.
7. 7.

   The drummer | kept | the beat. Pia labels "The drummer kept the beat." Which label is right?

   • Transitive; direct object: the drummer
   • Linking; predicate noun: the beat
   • Intransitive; no object
   • Transitive; direct object: the beat
8. 8.

   The afternoon | grew | warm. Ren labels "The afternoon grew warm." Which label is right?

   • Transitive; direct object: warm
   • Intransitive; adverb: warm
   • Linking; predicate noun: warm
   • Linking; predicate adjective: warm
9. 9.

   The bell | rang | at noon. Tala labels "The bell rang at noon." Which label is right?

   • Transitive; direct object: noon
   • Linking; predicate noun: noon
   • Transitive; direct object: at noon
   • Intransitive; no object
10. 10.

    Bo sees this label: "Luz searched for the map. Transitive; direct object: the map." Which fix is right?

    • Linking; predicate noun: the map
    • Intransitive; for the map is a phrase
    • Transitive; direct object: Luz
    • Transitive; direct object: for