Pronoun Test

A(n) _____ pronoun can act as the subject of the sentence or a predicate nominative.

• possessive case

  (possessive pronoun)

• objective case

  (object pronoun)

• nominative case

  (subject pronoun)

A(n) _____ pronoun can act as the object of the verb or the object of a preposition.

• possessive case

  (possessive pronoun)

• objective case

  (object pronoun)

• nominative case

  (subject pronoun)

He and Davis are going to Math class during advisory to make up a test. "He" is a...

• Plural Object Pronoun

• Singular Object Pronoun

• Plural Subject Pronoun

• Singular Subject Pronoun

Harvey passed the papers over to them. "Them" is a...

• Singular Object Pronoun

• Plural Object Pronoun

• Singular Subject Pronoun

• Plural Subject Pronoun

Mikayla asked her if she could borrow a pencil.

• Singular Object Pronoun

• Singular Subject Pronoun

• Plural Object Pronoun

• Plural Subject Pronoun

Is the underlined pronoun Interrogative or Relative?

What were you thinking when you did that?

• Interrogative

• Relative

Match the following

• what, which, who, whom, whose

• Demonstrative

• this, that, these, those

• Reflexive/

  Intensive

• myself, yourself, himself, herself

• Interrogative

• all, each, several, neither, everyone, anyone

• Indefinite

• he, she, him, her, they, them, you, your

• Personal

I don't appreciate _____ talking over me.

• your

• you

Is the underlined pronoun Demonstrative or Relative?

That is a wonderful idea for a party!

• Demonstrative

• Relative

The elephant itself is a beautiful creature.

• Intensive

• Reflexive