This practice worksheet features 31 original sentences that require students to decide if the verb given should be conjugated in the indicative, or in the subjunctive. It is a good mix (about half and half) of indicative and subjunctive. I wrote this activity to accompany Realidades, Chapter 7 (supernatural vocab), but any class studying the subjunctive could find it useful!
The subjunctive triggers are varied, and hardly any repeat. Examples of triggers I used include "dudo que," "no es cierto que," "es bueno que," "no estoy seguro que," etc.
There are even a few sentences that use the subjunctive with adjective clauses - situations in which a person is looking for or hoping for a certain outcome, but has yet to attain it. Example: "Busco una nave espacial que me traiga a la Luna."
This would work equally well as classwork or homework. Enjoy!
***Please note: this is a different worksheet from the other subjunctive products that I have listed! Completely different sentences.***