Question

1. my dad bought me a new bike.

a. do: me / io: bike
b. do: bike / io: me
c. do: new / io: bike
d. no objects

1. the chef prepared dinner at the new restaurant.

a. do: chef
b. io: dinner
c. do: dinner
d. no objects

1. they laughed loudly at the joke.

a. do: joke
b. io: loudly
c. do: laughed
d. no objects

1. the librarian handed the child a book after the program.

a. do: child / io: book
b. do: book / io: child
c. do: librarian / io: child
d. no objects

Explanation:

1. For question 5: In the sentence, the indirect object (IO) is the recipient "me", and the direct object (DO) is the thing being given, "bike".
2. For question 6: "Dinner" is the direct object, as it is the thing being prepared; there is no indirect object here.
3. For question 7: "Laughed" is an intransitive verb here, so it has no direct or indirect objects. The phrase "at the joke" is a prepositional phrase, not an object.
4. For question 8: The indirect object (IO) is the recipient "child", and the direct object (DO) is the thing being handed, "book".

Answer:

1. B. DO: bike / IO: me
2. C. DO: dinner
3. D. No objects
4. B. DO: book / IO: child