the term to the correct underlined part of each sentence.
Screen reader users disable audio on draggable tiles
complete subject
complete predicate
simple subject
simple predicate
Target 1
Target 2
Target 3
Target 4
Big locusts swarm in great numbers.
Locust swarms can destroy entire crops.
Big locusts swarm in great numbers.
Locusts can destroy an entire crop
Screen reader users disable audio on **draggable tiles**. - complete subject
Screen reader users **disable audio** on draggable tiles. - complete predicate
**Screen** reader users disable audio on draggable tiles. - simple subject
Screen reader users disable **audio** on draggable tiles. - simple predicate
**Target 1**
**Target 2**
**Target 3**
**Target 4**
**Big locusts** swarm in great numbers. - complete subject
Big locusts **swarm** in great numbers. - complete predicate
**Big locusts** swarm in great numbers. - simple subject
Big locusts **swarm** in great numbers. - simple predicate
**Locust swarms** can destroy entire crops. - complete subject
Locust swarms **can destroy** entire crops. - complete predicate
**Locust swarms** can destroy entire crops. - simple subject
Locust swarms **can destroy** entire crops. - simple predicate
**Big locusts** swarm in great numbers. - complete subject
Big locusts **swarm** in great numbers. - complete predicate
**Big locusts** swarm in great numbers. - simple subject
Big locusts **swarm** in great numbers. - simple predicate
**Locusts** can destroy an entire crop. - complete subject
Locusts **can destroy** an entire crop. - complete predicate
**Locusts** can destroy an entire crop. - simple subject
Locusts **can destroy** an entire crop. - simple predicate