Grade 9 Q4 Reviewer

Case of Personal Pronouns. Select the term that identifies the italicized pronoun in each sentence.

Sentence: Elizabeth and she sat in the front row.

• nominative case

• objective case

• possessive case

• pronoun case

Case of Personal Pronouns. Select the term that identifies the italicized pronoun in each sentence.

Sentence: Theirs is a car I would like to drive.

• nominative case

• objective case

• possessive case

• pronoun case

Case of Personal Pronouns. Select the term that identifies the italicized pronoun in each sentence.

Sentence: The best man at the wedding was he.

• nominative case

• objective case

• possessive case

• pronoun case

Case of Personal Pronouns. Select the term that identifies the italicized pronoun in each sentence.

Sentence: She and her brother are both athletic.

• nominative case

• objective case

• possessive case

• pronoun case

Case of Personal Pronouns.   For each item select the letter of the correct choice.

Sentence: The case of a personal pronoun depends upon the

• subject of the sentence.

• function of the adverb the pronoun replaces.

• function of the pronoun in the sentence.

• none of the above

In which sentence is a pronoun in the objective case part of a compound object?

• She asked Jane and her to move over.
• Michael and he ran more slowly than Raul.
• I heard you coughing and sneezing all night.
• Please tell both of us when you want to leave.

In which sentence is a pronoun in the objective case part of a compound object?

• She asked Jane and her to move over.
• Michael and he ran more slowly than Raul.
• I heard you coughing and sneezing all night.
• Please tell both of us when you want to leave.

Use __________________ to enclose a direct quotation. Separate introductory or explanatory remarks from the quotation with a comma.

• parentheses
• period
• semicolon
• question marks

Titles of books, long poems, plays, films, television series, works of art, and long musical compositions are printed in ___________ type.

• parentheses
• period
• question marks
• italic type

Use all capital letters and no periods for ___________ that are pronounced letter by letter or as words. Exceptions are U.S. and Washington, D.C., which do use periods.

• hyphen
• question marks
• italic type
• abbreviations