Understanding Reflexive Pronouns

What is a key characteristic of reflexive pronouns?

• They are used to describe objects.

• They end with 'self' or 'selves'.

• They are only used in questions.

• They always start a sentence.

In the sentence 'Sue introduced herself to the class', what does 'herself' indicate?

• Sue is introducing someone else.

• Sue is introducing a group.

• Sue is introducing herself.

• Sue is being introduced by someone.

Why is 'himself' used in 'Lucas is teaching himself how to solve a Rubik's cube'?

• Lucas is teaching a group.

• Lucas is being taught by someone.

• Lucas is teaching himself.

• Lucas is teaching another person.

Which reflexive pronoun completes the sentence: 'The cat is scratching ___'?

• them

• itself

• its

• it

What reflexive pronoun should be used in 'You can pour ___ a glass of juice'?

• yourself

• yourselves

• itself

• himself

Which reflexive pronoun is used for more than one person?

• yourself

• itself

• myself

• ourselves

In the sentence 'Isabella and Eric looked at themselves in the mirror', what does 'themselves' indicate?

• Isabella and Eric are looking at someone else.

• Isabella and Eric are looking at each other.

• Isabella and Eric are looking at a group.

• Isabella and Eric are looking at themselves.

How do reflexive pronouns show independence in actions?

• By using 'with' before them.

• By using 'to' before them.

• By using 'for' before them.

• By using 'by' before them.

Which reflexive pronoun completes the sentence: 'Eric made a sandwich for lunch all by ___'?

• himself

• herself

• itself

• themselves

What is the main function of reflexive pronouns in a sentence?

• To describe an action.

• To end a sentence.

• To reflect the subject back to itself.

• To introduce a new subject.