Pronouns Quiz
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- Q1In this sentence, pick the pronoun that should go in the blank: I _________ have never been a fan of goose-hunting.myself (intensive pronoun adding emphasis)what (interrogative pronoun asking a question)myself (reflexive pronoun reflecting back)me (personal pronoun)120s
- Q2Identify the demonstrative pronouns in the following sentence: This is the worst movie I have ever seen, and that is a horrible actor!This ; thatI ; thatThis ; IThere are no demonstrative pronouns in the sentence120s
- Q3What kind of pronoun is the word "everyone" in this sentence: Everyone should head down to the pond!Reflexive ; referring backDemonstrative ; pointing out something specific"Everyone" is not a pronounIndefinite ; not naming a specific person or thing120s
- Q4What is the possessive pronoun in this sentence: Rachel's brother's cat's birthday is tomorrow!cat'sThere is not a possessive pronoun in the sentence, only possessive nounsbrother'sRachel's120s
- Q5Identify all of the pronouns in the following sentence: Tad and Bob are his favorite animals because they always offer him bananas and make everybody smile.his ; they ; him ; everybodyfavorite ; because ; makehis ; favorite ; becausethey ; him ; everybody120s
- Q6What type of pronouns are used in asking questions?ReflexiveInterrogativeIntensiveDemonstrative120s
- Q7What personal pronoun would you use when referring to your female friend?sheheithim120s
- Q8What is the difference between a reflexive pronoun and an intensive pronoun?Reflexive pronouns end in -self or -selves, but intensive pronouns do notThey are the same thingIntensive pronouns come later in the sentence and refer back to a noun or pronoun already in the sentence ; Reflexive pronouns come immediately after the noun or pronoun they refer to and add emphasisReflexive pronouns come later in the sentence and refer back to a noun or pronoun already in the sentence ; Intensive pronouns come immediately after the noun or pronoun they refer to and add emphasis120s
- Q9Identify the intensive and reflexive pronouns in the following sentence: Dora the Explorer herself could not find her way through that maze, and she can get herself out of any situation!herself - intensive ; she - reflexiveherself - reflexive (both times)herself - reflexive ; she - intensiveherself - intensive ; herself - reflexive120s
- Q10What are pronouns?Words that show ownershipWords that describe nounsWords that show actionWords that take the place of nouns120s
- Q11True or False: the antecedent is the word that the pronoun refers to.TrueFalse120s
- Q12True or False: Possessive pronouns can take the place of possessive nouns.TrueFalse120s
- Q13Which of the options is NOT a type of pronoun:PersonalInterrogativeIntentionalReflexive120s
- Q14Identify the list of possessive pronouns:herself, yourself, itself, ourselves, themselvesthat, those, these, who, whose, whommy, our, their, its, mine, herhim, he, she, it, you120s
- Q15What type of pronouns are these: myself, yourself, itself, ourselves, themselvesReflexive onlyCould be reflexive or intensive, depending on how they are used in a sentenceIntensive onlyInterrogative only120s