Subjective and Objective
Interrogative and Demonstrative
Indefinite
Possessive
Reflexive and Intensive
100
Choose the correct pronoun in the parenthesis:


One winter evening (we, us) went ice skating together. 

We

100

Identify the interrogative that would correctly fill in the parentheses: 

(Which, what) essay won the contest? 

Which

100

Identify the indefinite pronoun. 


Many of the early explorers risked their lives to discover new worlds. 

Many
100

Identify the possessive

He told us about the job as major of our town. 

Our

100

Find the reflexive or intensive pronoun.

She bought herself a new coat. 

Herself

200

Choose the correct pronoun in the parenthesis:

You and (she, her) need to finish your homework. 

She

200

Identify the interrogative that would correctly fill in the parentheses: 

(Who, Whom) did you see at the parade? 

Whom

200

Identify the indefinite pronoun. 

Everybody can do his or her part in caring for the environment. 

Everybody. 

200

Identify the possessive:

Amy walked over and noticed that the wallet on the ground was hers. 

Hers

200

Identify the reflexive or intensive pronoun.

He himself was able to fix the car radiator. 

Himself

300

Choose the correct pronoun in the parenthesis:

Call (I, me) 

Me

300

Identify the interrogative that would correctly fill in the parentheses: 

Do you know (what, which) time it is?

What

300

Determine which pronoun in parentheses would match antecedent(s) to the indefinite pronoun in the sentence. 


A few of the astronauts spent (his or her, their) time in the space station. 

Their

300

Choose the correct pronoun in the parenthesis:

I thought it was (your, yours). 

Yours

300

Identify the reflexive or intensive pronoun. THEN, determine whether it is intensive or reflexive. 

The cat washed itself carefully after it finished eating. 

Itself, Reflexive

400

Choose the correct pronoun in the parenthesis:

(We, Us) will be happy when our friends arrive. 

We

400

Identify the demonstrative that would correctly fill in the parentheses:

(This, that) has been an interesting conversation, but I have to leave now. 

This

400

Determine which pronoun in parentheses would match antecedent(s) to the indefinite pronoun in the sentence. 

Neither of the knights lost (his, their) courage during the battle. 

His

400

Choose the correct pronoun in the parenthesis:

I'm sorry I spilled tea on (your, you're) dress. 

Your

400

Identify the reflexive or intensive pronoun. THEN, determine whether it is intensive or reflexive.

The sparrow had just finished building a nest for itself. 


Itself, Reflexive

500

Choose the correct pronoun in the parenthesis:

"This is (him, he)," Tim said as he answered the phone. 

He

500

Identify the demonstrative that would correctly fill in the parentheses:

(These, Those) are beautiful Zuni earrings that you are wearing. 


Those

500

Determine which pronoun in parentheses would match antecedent(s) to the indefinite pronoun in the sentence. 

Everybody wrote a letter to the editor, expressing (his or her, their) opinions about the lyrics in rock songs. 

His or her

500

Choose the correct pronoun in the parenthesis:

My locker was locked, and I did not have (its, our) key. 

Its

500

Identify the reflexive or intensive pronoun. THEN, determine whether it is intensive or reflexive. 


The banquet would be attended by the gold medalists themselves. 

Themselves, Intensive

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