Noun and Pronoun

What does a common noun name?

• A. A specific person, place, or thing

• B. A person, place, or thing

• C. A noun that shows ownership

• D. A noun that takes the place of another noun

Which of the following is an example of a proper noun?

• A. Horse

• B. State

• C. Lisa

• D. Team

What does a possessive noun show?

• A. A person, place, or thing

• B. A specific person, place, or thing

• C. Ownership

• D. An action

What must a personal or possessive pronoun agree with?

• A. The verb in the sentence

• B. The noun to which it refers

• C. The adjective in the sentence

• D. The adverb in the sentence

In the sentence "Mike and Amy like their room," what does the pronoun "their" refer to?

• A. Mike

• B. Amy

• C. Room

• D. Both Mike and Amy

What type of noun is "Bronx Zoo"?

• A. Common noun

• B. Proper noun

• C. Possessive noun

• D. Personal pronoun

In the sentence "Juan read," what is the correct pronoun to replace "Juan"?

• A. He

• B. She

• C. It

• D. They

What is the correct possessive pronoun for "Ohio’s state capitol"?

• A. His

• B. Her

• C. Its

• D. Their

Which of the following sentences uses a proper noun?

• A. Lisa bought her guitar in a thrift shop.

• B. Sometimes she brings her guitar to school.

• C. Edgar lives next to Juan on Green Avenue.

• D. He walks to school with Juan on most days.

What is the correct personal pronoun to use in the sentence "Frank practices the trombone"?

• A. He

• B. She

• C. It

• D. They