I changed #1 and #2. The rest are OK.
#1 is Pattern 7 (Subj + Predicate Direct Object Adjective Complement)
#2 is Pattern 3 (Subj + Predicate + Indirect Object + Direct Object)
#3 is Pattern 4 (Subj + Linking Verb + Predicate Noun)
#4 is Pattern 5 (Subj + Linking Verb + Predicate adjective)
#5 is pattern 6 (Subj + Predicate + Direct Object + Object Complement)
#1- 'wise and handsome' modifies 'her friend': her friend is wise and handsome.
Sentence 1 is Pattern 7: S+V+DO+AdjC
1. Mary (S) considered (V) her friend (DO) wise and handsome (AdjC).
Mary = subject
considered = verb
her friend = direct object
wise and handsome = adjective complement
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#2- 'their diplomas' does not modify 'the graduates': *the graduates are their diplomas (incorrect).
Sentence 2 is Pattern 3: S+V+IO+DO
2. Will the president of the school (S) give (V) the graduates (IO) their diplomas (DO)?
the president of the school = subject
give = verb
the graduates = indirect object
their diplomas = direct object
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'a success' is a noun.
Sentence 3 is Pattern 4: S+V+PredN
3. To be a hard worker (S) is (V) to be a success (PredN).
to be a hard worker = subject
is = linking verb
to be a success = predicate noun
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'kind and loving' are adjectives.
Sentence 4 is Pattern 5: S+V+PredAdj
4. Be (V) kind and loving (PredAdj), even to those who do not seem to like you.
You = subject (The subject has been omitted because the sentence is in the imperative)
Be = linking verb
kind and loving, even to those who do not seem to like you = predicate adjective
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'governor of the state' modifies 'my friend'.
Sentence 5 is Pattern 6: S+V+DO+OC
5. The Queen (S) appointed (V) my friend (DO) governor of the new state (OC).
The Queen = subject
appointed = verb
my friend = direct object
governor of the new state = object complement
