which is the predicate? the stars looked like pretty jewels in the sky. stars pretty jewels looked like…

Answer:

looked like pretty jewels in the sky

Brief Explanations:

The predicate in a sentence tells what the subject (here, "the stars") is doing or what is being said about the subject. In the sentence "The stars looked like pretty jewels in the sky", "looked like pretty jewels in the sky" is the part that gives information about the subject "the stars", so it is the predicate. "Stars" is the subject and "pretty jewels" is part of the predicate description but not the entire predicate.