Interrogative Pronouns Quiz

What is the main purpose of interrogative pronouns?

• To join sentences

• To ask questions

• To describe nouns

• To express emotions

Which of the following is NOT an interrogative pronoun?

• They

• Whose

• Whom

• Who

In the sentence 'Who is knocking at the door?', what role does 'who' play?

• Object of the verb

• Subject of the verb

• Possessive pronoun

• Adjective

Which pronoun would you use to ask about ownership?

• What

• Whom

• Who

• Whose

How does the pronoun 'whom' function in a sentence?

• As the subject of a verb

• As a possessive pronoun

• As an adjective

• As the object of a verb or preposition

What happens when 'ever' is added to an interrogative pronoun?

• It loses its meaning

• It changes to an adjective

• It becomes emphatic

• It becomes a relative pronoun

Which word can be combined with 'what' and 'who' to add emphasis?

• Ever

• Neither 'else' nor 'ever'

• Else

• Both 'else' and 'ever'

What is the purpose of using emphatic interrogative pronouns?

• To express strong emotions or surprise

• To ask direct questions

• To describe a noun

• To join sentences

In indirect questions, what is unique about the sentence structure?

• It starts with 'who'

• It uses 'what' as an adjective

• It does not end with a question mark

• It ends with a question mark

Which of the following sentences is an example of an indirect question?

• Whose book is this?

• Who is at the door?

• Tell me who made the pizza.

• What is your name?