Pronouns Quiz

In a thrilling weaving contest, Arachne challenges Athena. She weaves skillfully. To whom does the word "She" refer?

• Arachne

• Athena

• Both Arachne and Athena

• Neither Arachne nor Athena

In the context of the given text, what does the pronoun "they" refer to?

• A singular person

• A plural group

• A neuter object

• A feminine group

Which pronoun is used incorrectly in the sentence: "Not me and John. We use our dictionaries all the time. It's why we get such good grades."

• John

• I

• Me

• Not

Hey there! When you're teaming up with friends like Michael, Luna, or Ava, where should the pronoun "I" be placed in a compound subject?

• First

• Second

• Last

• Before the verb

Match the following sentences with their correct forms in formal writing.

• Informal: It is me.

• It is us.

• Informal: It is them.

• It is I.

• Formal: It is I.

• It is me.

• Informal: It is us.

• It is them.

Imagine you're in a classroom, where you write formally, with Arjun, Ava, and Kai. Which of the following sentences uses a subject pronoun correctly?

• The leader was him.

• The leader was her.

• The leader was they.

• The leader was she.

Hey there! Can you help Grace and Elijah figure out what a possessive pronoun is?

• A pronoun that shows who or what has something.

• A pronoun that replaces a verb.

• A pronoun that indicates a question.

• A pronoun that shows an action.

Match the following topics with their descriptions:

• The arrangement of words in a sentence

• Types of verbs

• Words that connect clauses or sentences

• Possessive pronouns

• Words that show ownership

• Sentence structure

• Words that show actions or states

• Conjunctions

Hey there! Nora and Michael are having a grammar debate. Can you help them out? What does a possessive pronoun replace in a sentence?

• A verb

• A possessive noun

• An adjective

• A conjunction

Hey class! In the sentence "Somebody must have left this behind," what kind of pronoun is "Somebody"? Let's help Liam, Daniel, and Kai figure it out!

• Personal

• Demonstrative

• Indefinite

• Interrogative