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Nouns & Pronouns

15 questions

7th - 7th Grade

English

Nouns & Pronouns is a Grade 7 English worksheet with 15 multiple-choice questions that strengthens students’ ability to identify and use nouns and pronouns in sentences. Students distinguish common, proper, and abstract nouns; identify pronouns; choose pronouns that correctly replace noun phrases; and select pronouns that fit sentences such as “Daniel and ____ enjoyed the state fair.” The worksheet also asks students to recognize when pronouns do not fit a sentence, identify nouns that do not belong to a stated category, and place commas around interrupting phrases such as “my friend from down the street” and “A master of art.” These items require students to apply grammar rules in context rather than memorize definitions alone. It is a free printable worksheet with a complete answer key, suitable for independent practice, review, or a quick Grade 7 grammar check.

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Nouns & Pronouns

Total questions: 15

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which word is a common noun in this sentence?

Susie rode her new bike around the block in five minutes.

a)

Susie

b)

bike

c)

around

d)

rode

2.

Which word in the sentence is an abstract noun?

Susie rode her bike around the block in five minutes.

a)

bike

b)

Susie

c)

minutes

d)

her

3.

Which word in the sentence is a proper noun?

Susie rode her new bike around the block in five minutes.

a)

Susie

b)

her

c)

around

d)

block

4.

Which word in the sentence is a pronoun?

Susie rode her new bike around the block in five minutes.

a)

block

b)

Susie

c)

her

d)

five

5.

Which pronoun would best replace "the textbooks"

The students picked the textbooks up from the front of the room.

a)

it

b)

they

c)

him

d)

them

6.

Which pronoun would best replace "the students"

The teacher was proud of the students who passed the test.

a)

those

b)

them

c)

everyone

d)

both a and c

7.

Which pronoun would best complete the sentence?

Daniel and ____ enjoyed the state fair.

a)

she

b)

they

c)

her

d)

both a and b

8.

Which pronoun does NOT correctly complete the sentence?

The teammates and ____ went to a party after the game.

a)

I

b)

they

c)

them

d)

we

9.

Which pronoun does NOT correctly complete the sentence?

Debra and ____ went to a movie yesterday.

a)

us

b)

I

c)

we

d)

they

10.

Which answer does NOT complete the sentence?

____ and I can see how easy the game is played.

a)

Everyone

b)

Her

c)

She

d)

They

11.

Identify word that is NOT a proper noun.

a)

English

b)

Tom

c)

Answers

d)

October

12.

Which word below is NOT an abstract noun?

a)

month

b)

field

c)

happiness

d)

crime

13.

Which word below is NOT a common noun?

a)

august

b)

pencil

c)

sadness

d)

day

14.

Where should the comma(s) go in the following sentence?

Alisha my friend from down the street has a pink bike.

a)

after friend

b)

after Alisha

c)

after street

d)

both B and C

15.

Where should the comma(s) go in the following sentence?

A master of art DaVinci is still one of the most famous painters.

a)

after master

b)

after art

c)

after of

d)

after DaVinci

Answer Key

Nouns & Pronouns

Total questions: 15

1.
b)

bike

2.
c)

minutes

3.
a)

Susie

4.
c)

her

5.
d)

them

6.
d)

both a and c

7.
d)

both a and b

8.
c)

them

9.
a)

us

10.
b)

Her

11.
c)

Answers

12.
b)

field

13.
a)

august

14.
d)

both B and C

15.
b)

after art

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What does the Nouns & Pronouns worksheet cover?

This Grade 7 English worksheet uses 15 multiple-choice questions to assess noun classification and pronoun use in sentences. Students identify common, proper, and abstract nouns, recognize pronouns, replace noun phrases with appropriate pronouns, evaluate pronoun choices in compound subjects, and place commas around interrupting phrases.

How can I use this worksheet to teach nouns and pronouns?

Introduce the worksheet by reviewing how common, proper, and abstract nouns differ, then model how to identify a pronoun by its role in a sentence. Have students explain why choices such as “them” replace “the textbooks” and why a pronoun does or does not fit after a compound subject. Finish by using the comma items to connect noun and pronoun review with sentence editing.

What mistakes should I watch for on the Nouns & Pronouns worksheet?

Students may confuse a proper noun such as “Susie” with a common noun, or overlook that the worksheet includes items asking which word is not a particular noun type. They may also choose a pronoun based on meaning alone instead of checking its grammatical role, especially in sentences with “and,” and may miss both commas needed to set off an interrupting phrase. Remind students to read the complete sentence and pay close attention to NOT in the question wording.

How do I assign and grade the Nouns & Pronouns worksheet?

On Wayground, this 15-question Nouns & Pronouns worksheet is available as a printable PDF and as a digital quiz. It includes a complete answer key for checking noun classifications, pronoun choices, and comma placement. Printable submissions can be graded by scanning student work with the Wayground for Teachers app.

How can I differentiate this worksheet for my students?

Use the worksheet’s Advanced Settings to adjust font spacing and font size so the multiple-choice sentences and answer choices are easier to track. You can also enable a dyslexia-friendly font or translate the worksheet into another language. These options can make the noun, pronoun, and comma-placement items more accessible without changing the grammar skills being assessed.

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