Pronoun Review

Question 1

Chimpanzees raised in captivity cannot survive on (his or her, their) own in the wild.

Accepted Answer

their

Question 2

Both (she, her) and (I, me) reported the answers in our school newspaper.

Accepted Answer

she, I

Question 3

Your favorite character on Bugs Bunny is (who, whom)?

Accepted Answer

who

Question 4

Identify the pronouns: "Did your arms get tired?” she asked.

Accepted Answer

your, she

Question 5

Our tennis coach gave (we, us) players tickets for the 1999 U.S. Open.

Accepted Answer

us

Question 6

(Who, whom) is the guy called “Doc”?

Accepted Answer

Who

Question 7

The game itself was long and grueling: 120 minutes without a score.

Accepted Answer

itself

Question 8

Between you and (I, me), we thought our questions were pretty good.

Accepted Answer

me

Question 9

(Your,You’re) not going to believe this story.

Accepted Answer

You're

Question 10

(We, Us) tennis players are impressed by the champion sisters Venus and Serena Williams.

Accepted Answer

We

Question 11

Dominic,unlike most of the kids, wanted (his, their) answers kept private.

Accepted Answer

his

Question 12

Do you like someone’s new outfit? Tell (her, she) that.

Accepted Answer

her

Question 13

(He,Him) designed many famous buildings in the United States.

Accepted Answer

He

Question 14

(Its, It’s) main character is a real dog named Hachi, who lived in Japan.

Accepted Answer

Its

Question 15

I myself went wild when the U.S. women’s soccer team won the World Cup in 1999.

Accepted Answer

myself

Question 16

Serena’s victory surprised (we, us) fans since this was her first Grand Slam appearance.

Accepted Answer

us

Question 17

This Bugs Bunny video is (who’s, whose)?

Accepted Answer

whose

Question 18

(I, Me) read a story about the architect Frank Lloyd Wright.

Accepted Answer

I

Question 19

Between you and (I, me), making new friends is easier than expected.

Accepted Answer

me

Question 20

In interviews, Natalie asked (them, they) all, “Is it okay for friends to fight?”

Accepted Answer

them

Question 21

Let people know you are interested in (they, them).

Accepted Answer

them

Question 22

President Clinton himself was there to see the thrilling triumph.

Accepted Answer

himself

Question 23

(Who,whom) do you think of first?

Accepted Answer

Who

Question 24

Yosemite Sam—that’s (who, whom).

Accepted Answer

who

Question 25

Rosa gave (I, me) advice about making friends.

Accepted Answer

me

Question 26

Reflexive/intensive pronoun: Have you found yourself going a little crazy lately?

Accepted Answer

yourself

Question 27

Identify the pronouns: Sheila is my best friend, but she make really bad puns.

Accepted Answer

she, my

Question 28

More than 90,000 fans in the Rose Bowl cheered themselves into a frenzy.

Accepted Answer

themselves

Question 29

At the feast, everyone could eat (his or her, their) fill of venison stew.

Accepted Answer

his or her

Question 30

Identify the pronouns: Once I told her that our family flew to Los Angeles.

Accepted Answer

I, her, our

Question 31

Who reads books about childhood friends of famous people? That reader is (I, me).

Accepted Answer

I

Question 32

Natalie and (I, me) surveyed kids who were best friends.

Accepted Answer

I

Question 33

In the semifinals, (we, us) spectators had seen Martina defeat Venus Williams.

Accepted Answer

we

Question 34

(That, Those) is Daffy Duck, who always loses to Bugs.

Accepted Answer

That

Question 35

If someone preferred other food, (he or she, they) could have wild turkey or oysters.

Accepted Answer

he or she

Question 36

Antecedent/pronoun: At the shelters, baby chimps receive their milk from bottles.

Accepted Answer

chimps, their

Question 37

People have donated (his or her, their) time and money to build chimpanzee shelters in Africa.

Accepted Answer

their

Question 38

(Whose, Who’s) often grumbling “that rackin’, frackin’ varmint”?

Accepted Answer

Who's

Question 39

I know to (who, whom) you’re referring. It’s Elmer Fudd.

Accepted Answer

whom

Question 40

In 1621, many Pilgrims asked the Wampanoags to join (him or her, them) in a thanksgiving feast.

Accepted Answer

them

Question 41

Serena Williams stunned (we, us) viewers at the final by defeating Martina Hingis.

Accepted Answer

us

Question 42

Because nobody knew what to eat, (he or she, they) had to learn from the Wampanoags.

Accepted Answer

he or she

Question 43

All of the early Pilgrims owed (his or her, their) survival to the Wampanoag Indians.

Accepted Answer

their

Question 44

(Whose, Who’s) always saying, “You’re diss-picable”?

Accepted Answer

Who's

Question 45

Antecedent/pronoun: Jane Goodall said she would help set up the shelters.

Accepted Answer

Jane Goodall, she

Pronoun Review

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Pronoun Review

Questions 45