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Transition words and pronouns

Total questions: 17

Worksheet time: 35mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

In conclusion is an example of ....

a)

Cause and effect

b)

Subjective case

c)

Time order

d)

How to write a conclusion

2.

First, then, next are all examples of

a)

Time order transitions

b)

Time Order pronouns

c)

Cause and Effect Transitions

d)

How to write a paper

3.

Although, but, on the other hand are all

a)

Compare and Contrast words

b)

Compare words

c)

Pronouns

d)

Contrast words

4.

Since, Due to, As are all

a)

Effect transition words

b)

Cause transition words

c)

Cause and Effect transition words

d)

reflexive

5.

Similarly, also, likewise are all

a)

Compare words

b)

Compare and contrast words

c)

Contrast words

d)

Pronouns

6.

Consequently, as a result of, for this reason, and thus are all

a)

Effect Transition words

b)

Cause Transition words

c)

Cause and Effect Words

d)

Objective case

7.

Ben walked across the field. He looked up at the stars. It was a clear night, so they twinkled brightly in the dark sky. It was cold out, so Ben put on his gloves.

What does the pronoun “they” refer to in the passage?

a)

Ben

b)

he

c)

stars

d)

gloves

8.

Which sentence shows the correct use of personal pronouns?

a)

This is Silvia. She is my best friend. Next week, we will go to school together."

b)

"This is Silvia. Her is my best friend. Next week, we will go to school together."

c)

"This is Silvia. She is my best friend. Next week, us will go to school together."

d)

"This is Silvia. She is my best friend. Next week, they will go to school together."

9.

Rachel had spent the night at Lisa's house. Rachel woke up very thirsty. Lisa and her parents were still asleep. So Rachel helped herself to a glass of water.

Which type of pronoun is the word “herself” as it is used in this passage?

a)

intensive

b)

possessive

c)

reflexive

d)

subjective

10.

The marching band loaded the instruments onto the school bus and headed to the state competition.

Which words in this sentence can be replaced with a personal pronoun?

a)

the marching band

b)

the instruments

c)

the school bus

d)

the state competition

11.

The famous author himself will be here to read from his new novel and sign copies of books for fans.

In this sentence, “himself” is used as

a)

a reflexive pronoun.

b)

an intensive pronoun.

c)

a personal pronoun.

d)

an object pronoun.

12.

Which sentence shows an example of an object pronoun?

a)

She ran to catch the red ball that flew through the air.

b)

They sat down to eat a picnic lunch under a shady tree.

c)

The twins were so excited to see him at the park.

d)

It was so bright, everyone needed to wear sunglasses.

13.

The race was about to start. Katie stepped onto the track. The other runners lined themselves up as well. Katie really wanted to win the race. "Only you yourself can make this happen!" Katie assured herself.

Which word from the passage is an intensive pronoun?

a)

yourself

b)

herself

c)

themselves

d)

you

14.

Our new doghouse is so fancy, even Smokey himself will not step inside!

Why does the author use the word “himself” after Smokey?

a)

to change the meaning of the sentence

b)

to give emphasis to the meaning of the sentence

c)

to give humor to the meaning of the sentence

d)

to change the way the sentence is read

15.

Which sentence uses a pronoun in the possessive case?

a)

It is a great night for a campfire.

b)

Be careful or your marshmallow might burn.

c)

I love singing silly songs under the stars.

d)

Is she telling a spooky story?

16.

The possessive singular pronouns are

(a)  

17.

Possessive plural pronouns are

(a)