Personal
Reflexive/Intensive
Relative
Demonstrative
Indefinite
100

Which of these is a personal pronoun?

them, this, who, somebody

them

100

Which of these is a reflexive or intensive pronoun?

you, your, yours, yourself

yourself

100

Which of these is a relative pronoun?

she, my, who, several

who

100

Which of these is a demonstrative pronoun?

them, this, who, someone

this

100

Which of these is an indefinite pronoun?

which, nothing, him, these

nothing

200

David missed the bus, so _____ had to walk.

he

200

I looked at _____ in the mirror.

myself

200

I shovel the driveway of the old man _____ lives next door to me.

who

200

All the flowers are pretty, but _____ are prettier than the ones over there.

these

200

_____ in this room is a freshman because we are all in middle school.

Nobody

300

Fix the agreement error: If people study for a test, you will get a good grade.

If you study for a test, you will get a good grade.

or

If people study for a test, they will get a good grade.

300

Fix the agreement error: Everyone painted a portrait of themselves.

Everyone painted a portrait of himself or herself.

or

The people painted a portrait of themselves.

300

Which sentence needs commas?

The book that I need for class is still at home.

1984 which is written by George Orwell is a famous novel.

1984, which is written by George Orwell, is a famous novel.

300

Fix the agreement error: My cat just brought me a mouse, and that is bigger than the one it brought me yesterday.

My cat just brought me a mouse, and this is bigger than the one it brought me yesterday.

300

Fix the agreement error: Neither of the students know the answer.

Neither of the students knows the answer.

400

What is the person (1st, 2nd, or 3rd) and number (singular or plural) of "us"?

1st person plural

400

Is the pronoun in this sentence reflexive or intensive?

The toddler is now able to dress himself.

reflexive

400

Identify the relative pronoun and the noun that it describes.

The car that ran the red light got pulled over.

Relative pronoun: that; Noun it describes: car

400

Identify the pronoun and its antecedent: I painted my room pink. That is my favorite color.

Pronoun: that; Antecedent: pink

400

Should "most of the wall" use a singular or plural verb?

singular

500

Identify the pronoun and its antecedent: The frogs in the pond across the street make a lot of noise, and Maddie likes listening to them.

Pronoun: them; Antecedent: frogs

500

Identify the pronoun and its antecedent: Veronica made the entire Thanksgiving dinner herself.

Pronoun: herself, Antecedent: Veronica

500

Which sentence uses a relative pronoun rather than a question word?

That is the year when the Cubs won the World Series.

When did the Cubs win the World Series?

That is the year when the Cubs won the World Series.

500

Which sentence uses a demonstrative PRONOUN rather than an adjective?

(A) This is my book.

(B) This book is mine.

(A) This is my book.

500

Which sentence uses an indefinite PRONOUN rather than an adjective?

(A) Each house has a two-car garage.

(B) Each of the houses has a two-car garage.

(B) Each of the houses has a two-car garage.