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Chapter 4 Pronouns
Chapter 4 Pronouns
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Which is the interrogative pronoun?
theirs
somebody
whatever
I
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We ourselves understand reflexive and intensive pronouns. Ourselves is what kind of pronoun?
Reflexive
Intensive
3
Which sentence is an interrogative sentence?
What time does the movie start?
Help, my house is on fire!
My cat's name is Montana.
Sam and Sally went to the playground.
4
Find
an indefinite pronoun
each
no
anyone
more
5
What is the
indefinite pronoun
in the sentence?
Everybody
receive
compliments
likes
6
Which of these pronouns is in 2nd person?
us
you
me
she
7
Find the reflexive pronoun: We were very pleased with ourselves.
ourselves
with
we
happy
8
Find
an interrogative pronoun
you
what
himself
it
9
Reflexive and Intensive pronouns both end in what?
Mine, my
He or she
I, me, he, she
Self or Selves
10
An INTERROGATIVE pronoun
introduces a question
gives free information
introduces a statement
introduces a fact
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Which is the demonstrative pronoun?
these
it
ours
some
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demonstrative pronouns
this
why
who
could
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Why are
indefinite pronouns
called "indefinite"?
They have no definition.
They have no limits.
They cannot make up their minds.
They often have no clear antecedent.
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Ms. Glassell walked into the classroom, and she sat down. What is the antecedent for "she"?
Ms. Glassell
down
sat
classroom
15
Intensive pronouns are used to emphasize:
Another verb in the predicate
An adverb
A verb
Another noun or pronoun
16
Reflexive pronouns are:
Objects that refer to the preposition
Subjects that refer to the verb
Objects that refer to the subject.
Subjects that refer to the object
17
Why doesn't _______ want to practice indefinite pronouns anymore?
anybody
nobody
somebody
everybody
18
Pronouns I, we, us, our, me are used for what point of view?
second person
narrator person
first person
third person
19
Find
an indefinite pronoun
it
hers
one
herself
20
What is an antecedent?
the noun the pronoun replaces
an object
the pronoun the noun replaces
the verb
21
Which of these pronouns is NOT a 3rd person pronoun?
them
she
my
it
22
Demonstrative pronouns include...
Them, there
This, that, those
I, me, my
anyone, everyone
23
The giraffe stretched his neck up high. What is the antecedent for "his"?
stretched
giraffe
neck
high
24
intensive pronoun
a pronoun used to emphasize
the object of a sentence
a pronoun showing possession
25
Point of View that uses the pronouns I, me, my
3rd Person Limited
2nd Person
1st Person
3rd Person Omniscient
26
We should take our bags in the house. How many PRONOUNS are in this sentence?
1
3
2
4
27
Examples of Reflexive and/or Intensive Pronouns are:
Everyone, anyone, no one, all
My, mine, ours, theirs
He, she, it, they
Himself, herself, itself, themselves
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Which of the following is a reflexive pronoun?
her
his
himself
him
29
A demonstrative pronoun...
refers to persons, places or things in general.
refers to the one speaking, spoken to, or spoken about.
replaces and points out a person, place, thing or idea.
points out a person, place, thing or idea.
30
Which of the following pronouns is indefinite?
alive
four
many
unbelievable
31
Mr. Rogers played football, and he made his first touchdown. What is the antecedent for "he"?
first
touchdown
Mr. Rogers
football
32
Find the reflexive pronoun: I did the work by myself.
work
myself
I
did
33
Which contains an interrogative pronoun?
Should everyone have a chance?
Couldn't you find anybody?
Which of your friends hasn't had a turn?
Many have finished the game.
34
What do
pronouns
replace?
verbs
prepositions
nouns & noun phrases
adjectives
35
An
indefinite pronoun
is ___________.
always singular
always plural
a person, place, or thing that IS NOT specifically names
a, person, place, or thing that IS specifically named
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Which of these pronouns is in first person?
they
you
I
