Verb types - the test

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In this sentence: "The old man on the train opened his book at the first page." the predicate is:
1. opened his book at the first page
2. opened
3. on the train
4. The old man on the train
In "The dog got aggressive." the word 'aggressive' is:
1. an adverbial
2. the subject complement
3. the predicate
4. the object complement
In "She became a wonderful doctor." the verb is:
1. transitive
2. copular
3. modified by 'wonderful'
4. extensive
In "She became a wonderful doctor." the verb is:
1. extensive
2. transitive
3. modified by 'wonderful'
4. intensive
The structure of "She left me all her money." is:
1. Subject-Verb-Direct Object-Indirect Object
2. Subject-Verb-Direct Object-Adverbial
3. Subject-Verb-Indirect Object-Direct Object
4. Subject-Verb-Adverbial-Adverbial
In "I came to help with the work." the verb 'came'
1. is ditransitive
2. is transitive
3. is intransitive
4. has the object 'the work'
In "I made the beds after lunch.", the words 'after lunch' form
1. an adverb
2. the complement of 'the beds'
3. an adverbial prepositional phrase
4. the predicate
In "She made him her hero." the clause structure is
1. Subject-Verb-Direct Object-Adverbial
2. Subject-Verb-Direct Object-Subject Complement
3. Subject-Verb-Direct Object-Object Complement
4. Subject-Verb-Indirect object-Direct Object
Intransitive verbs can take
1. 2 main clause structures
2. 1 main clause structure
3. 3 main clause structures
4. all clause structures
The verb 'save' is
1. always di-transitive
2. mono- and di-transitive with a change in meaning
3. mono- and di-transitive with no change in meaning
4. always monotransitive

Verb types: the test

Multiple-choice exercise