Intensive, Reflexive, and Subject Pronouns Review

Intensive, Reflexive, and Subject Pronouns Review

6A & 6C Writing

Multiple Choice

Several of us read Julie of the Wolves, and we OURSELVES felt caught up in the story.

• intensive

• reflexive

Multiple Choice

The students imagined THEMSELVES in Julie's situation.

• intensive

• reflexive

Multiple Choice

"You'd need to teach YOURSELF how to find food," Carolyn said.

• intensive

• reflexive

Multiple Choice

I MYSELF would be afraid to be all alone.

• intensive

• reflexive

Multiple Choice

Candidates THEMSELVES should always vote.

• intensive

• reflexive

Multiple Choice

Mayor Brummel just got HIMSELF into another argument about polling places.

• intensive

• reflexive

Multiple Choice

The polling place I MYSELF use is my daughter's school.

• intensive

• reflexive

Multiple Choice

The principal found HERSELF in the middle of the controversy.

• intensive

• reflexive

Multiple Choice

The students who forgot their lunches were Irene and HE.

• subject

• subject complement

Multiple Choice

Jan was eager to see the museum, and the first in line were SHE and Al.

• subject

• subject complement

Multiple Choice

WE all agreed that the visit to the museum was a success.

• subject

• subject complement

Multiple Choice

Dara asked whether the planners for our next trip could be Gabe and SHE.

• subject

• subject complement

Multiple Choice

The girls who won the prizes were Kate and (?).

• me

• I

Multiple Choice

(?) and I were going to team up, but I chose Kate instead.

• He

• Him

Multiple Choice

The kids making all the noise were Mark and (?)

• she

• her

Multiple Choice

Mrs. Raley and Jon predicted that (?) would win.

• us

• we

Multiple Choice

The task showed the importance of the PULLEY; (?) can make lifting much easier- and the more weight, the better.

• it

• they

• them

• she

Multiple Choice

SUSAN played the panpipe organ, and (?) figured out that shorter pipes have higher pitches.

• she

• it

• I

• me

Multiple Choice

The pitch has to do with sound VIBRATIONS: (?) move faster in the shorter pipes.

• they

• it

• he

• y'all

Multiple Choice

The TEACHERS predicted the trip would be fun, and among those having the most fun were (?).

• they

• them

• those

• it