Pronouns Quiz 2 - Mr. El-Sayed Ramadan

A common issue with residential compost heaps lies in not necessarily what people toss into there piles but rather the challenge in ensuring proper aeration.

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• into their

• in they’re

• in its

Is it possible to predict U.S. winters with lighter snow loads? Some scientists think so, claiming that the presence of La Niña weather patterns, who blow warm water at the ocean’s surface from South America to Indonesia, can account for milder winters in North America.

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• patterns, that

• patterns, which

• patterns, whom

Hipsters aren’t the only ones who find alternative milks to be appealing; given that approximately 65% of the human population has reduced capacity to digest lactose, alternative milks can be vital for most individuals’ digestive health.

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• who finds

• that find

• that finds

My professor, for who I have completed this research as a collaborative assistant, is currently on sabbatical in Beirut.

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• with whom

• with who

• for whom

In On the Nature of Things, Lucretius claims that if one chooses to disregard pleasurable experiences in life, your relationship to death inevitably becomes more fraught.

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• one’s

• their

• his or her

In some urban areas, however, those wishing to build new homes within city limits might face more restrictions then they realize, including roof pitch, outbuildings, setbacks, and sewage plans.

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• then them

• than they

• than them

Ovid’s Metamorphoses poeticizes myths of creation and Roman times; their particular exploration of transformation made it an ideal reference point for many early to late Renaissance writers and artists.

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• times, their

• times; its

• times, its

If your so lucky as to travel on the Empire Builder from Chicago to Seattle, you will experience the veritable breadth of the United States in a way that is simply impossible via plane.

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• you're

• one’s

• DELETE the underlined portion.

Elena soon found the Ontario weather to be nothing short of intolerable--its erratic patterns, inclination toward subzero temperatures, and gloomy aspect all soon compelled her to move back to Nebraska.

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• intolerable, its

• intolerable: their

• intolerable whose