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Review for Test #1 (Grammar)

Total questions: 100

Worksheet time: 2hrs 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

a pronoun that refers to a specific person or thing (subject or object)

a)

personal pronoun

b)

possessive pronoun

c)

indefinite pronoun

d)

interrogative pronoun

2.

a pronoun that is used to introduce a question

a)

demonstrative pronoun

b)

personal pronoun

c)

indefinite pronoun

d)

interrogative pronoun

3.

a pronoun that is used to point something out

a)

demonstrative pronoun

b)

possessive pronoun

c)

indefinite pronoun

d)

interrogative pronoun

4.

a pronoun that replaces a noun that shows ownership

a)

personal pronoun

b)

possessive pronoun

c)

indefinite pronoun

d)

interrogative pronoun

5.

a pronoun that does not refer to a particular person, place, or thing

a)

demonstrative pronoun

b)

possessive pronoun

c)

indefinite pronoun

d)

interrogative pronoun

6.

the noun or group of words that a pronoun replaces

(a)  

7.

I

a)

subject pronoun

b)

object pronoun

8.

he

a)

subject pronoun

b)

object pronoun

9.

she

a)

subject pronoun

b)

object pronoun

10.

they

a)

subject pronoun

b)

object pronoun

11.

we

a)

subject pronoun

b)

object pronoun

12.

us

a)

subject pronoun

b)

object pronoun

13.

them

a)

subject pronoun

b)

object pronoun

14.

me

a)

subject pronoun

b)

object pronoun

15.

him

a)

subject pronoun

b)

object pronoun

16.

her

a)

subject pronoun

b)

object pronoun

17.

who, whom, whose, which, what

a)

possessive pronouns

b)

interrogative pronouns

c)

demonstrative pronouns

d)

indefinite pronouns

e)

personal pronouns

18.

my, mine, your, yours, his, her, hers, our, ours, its, their, theirs

a)

possessive pronouns

b)

interrogative pronouns

c)

demonstrative pronouns

d)

indefinite pronouns

e)

personal pronouns

19.

I, me, you, he, him, she, her, it, they, them, we, us

a)

possessive pronouns

b)

interrogative pronouns

c)

demonstrative pronouns

d)

indefinite pronouns

e)

personal pronouns

20.

someone, anybody, everybody, one, all, both, some, several, no one, etc.

a)

possessive pronouns

b)

interrogative pronouns

c)

demonstrative pronouns

d)

indefinite pronouns

e)

personal pronouns

21.

this, that, these, those

a)

possessive pronouns

b)

interrogative pronouns

c)

demonstrative pronouns

d)

indefinite pronouns

e)

personal pronouns

22.

Which of the following is a list of personal object(ive) pronouns?

a)

I, you, he, she, it, we, they

b)

me, you, him, her, it, us, them

c)

my, your, his, her, its, our, their

d)

myself, yourself, himself, herself, itself, ourselves, themselves

23.

Which of the following is a list of personal subject(ive) pronouns?

a)

I, you, he, she, it, we, they

b)

me, you, him, her, it, us, them

c)

my, your, his, her, its, our, their

d)

myself, yourself, himself, herself, itself, ourselves, themselves

24.

Which of the following is a list of possessive pronouns?

a)

I, you, he, she, it, we, they

b)

me, you, him, her, it, us, them

c)

my, your, his, her, its, our, their

d)

myself, yourself, himself, herself, itself, ourselves, themselves

25.

Somebody ate my sandwich! 

a)

possessive pronoun

b)

indefinite pronoun

c)

personal pronoun

d)

interrogative pronoun

e)

demonstrative pronoun

26.

These are nice shoes.

a)

possessive pronoun

b)

indefinite pronoun

c)

personal pronoun

d)

interrogative pronoun

e)

demonstrative pronoun

27.

That looks like the car I used to drive.

a)

possessive pronoun

b)

indefinite pronoun

c)

personal pronoun

d)

interrogative pronoun

e)

demonstrative pronoun

28.

Those are some really lame dance moves :(

a)

possessive pronoun

b)

indefinite pronoun

c)

personal pronoun

d)

interrogative pronoun

e)

demonstrative pronoun

29.

This is your last chance.

a)

possessive pronoun

b)

indefinite pronoun

c)

personal pronoun

d)

interrogative pronoun

e)

demonstrative pronoun

30.

Who is the girl sitting over there?

a)

possessive pronoun

b)

indefinite pronoun

c)

personal pronoun

d)

interrogative pronoun

e)

demonstrative pronoun

31.

What do you want for dinner?

a)

possessive pronoun

b)

indefinite pronoun

c)

personal pronoun

d)

interrogative pronoun

e)

demonstrative pronoun

32.

Which pair of shoes fits best?

a)

possessive pronoun

b)

indefinite pronoun

c)

personal pronoun

d)

interrogative pronoun

e)

demonstrative pronoun

33.

Whose car are we taking on the vacation?

a)

possessive pronoun

b)

indefinite pronoun

c)

personal pronoun

d)

interrogative pronoun

e)

demonstrative pronoun

34.

Whom do we need to contact about the problem?

a)

possessive pronoun

b)

indefinite pronoun

c)

personal pronoun

d)

interrogative pronoun

e)

demonstrative pronoun

35.

I need everyone to calm down!

a)

possessive pronoun

b)

indefinite pronoun

c)

personal pronoun

d)

interrogative pronoun

e)

demonstrative pronoun

36.

Both of the students passed their Comps.

a)

possessive pronoun

b)

indefinite pronoun

c)

personal pronoun

d)

interrogative pronoun

e)

demonstrative pronoun

37.

The teacher offered help to all of the students.

a)

possessive pronoun

b)

indefinite pronoun

c)

personal pronoun

d)

interrogative pronoun

e)

demonstrative pronoun

38.

When baking a cake, one must use precise measurements.

a)

possessive pronoun

b)

indefinite pronoun

c)

personal pronoun

d)

interrogative pronoun

e)

demonstrative pronoun

39.

A few of the students were not at school yesterday.

a)

possessive pronoun

b)

indefinite pronoun

c)

personal pronoun

d)

interrogative pronoun

e)

demonstrative pronoun

40.

Good thing no one saw your lame dance moves!

a)

possessive pronoun

b)

indefinite pronoun

c)

personal pronoun

d)

interrogative pronoun

e)

demonstrative pronoun

41.

Would you like me to sign you up for dance lessons?

a)

possessive pronoun

b)

indefinite pronoun

c)

personal pronoun

d)

interrogative pronoun

e)

demonstrative pronoun

42.

Please go help them with their work.

a)

possessive pronoun

b)

indefinite pronoun

c)

personal pronoun

d)

interrogative pronoun

e)

demonstrative pronoun

43.

Would you like me to sign you up for dance lessons?

a)

possessive pronoun

b)

indefinite pronoun

c)

personal pronoun

d)

interrogative pronoun

e)

demonstrative pronoun

44.

Please go help them with their work.

a)

possessive pronoun

b)

indefinite pronoun

c)

personal pronoun

d)

interrogative pronoun

e)

demonstrative pronoun

45.

I can’t believe it’s not butter!

a)

possessive pronoun

b)

indefinite pronoun

c)

personal pronoun

d)

interrogative pronoun

e)

demonstrative pronoun

46.

What did she say to you?

a)

possessive pronoun

b)

indefinite pronoun

c)

personal pronoun

d)

interrogative pronoun

e)

demonstrative pronoun

47.

You need to help him with that.

a)

possessive pronoun

b)

indefinite pronoun

c)

personal pronoun

d)

interrogative pronoun

e)

demonstrative pronoun

48.

The cow swatted at its back with its tail.

a)

possessive pronoun

b)

indefinite pronoun

c)

personal pronoun

d)

interrogative pronoun

e)

demonstrative pronoun

49.

She told her mom the funny story.

a)

possessive pronoun

b)

indefinite pronoun

c)

personal pronoun

d)

interrogative pronoun

e)

demonstrative pronoun

50.

She told her the funny story.

a)

possessive pronoun

b)

indefinite pronoun

c)

personal pronoun

d)

interrogative pronoun

e)

demonstrative pronoun

51.

Their car broke down on the side of the road.

a)

possessive pronoun

b)

indefinite pronoun

c)

personal pronoun

d)

interrogative pronoun

e)

demonstrative pronoun

52.

The blue backpack is yours.

a)

possessive pronoun

b)

indefinite pronoun

c)

personal pronoun

d)

interrogative pronoun

e)

demonstrative pronoun

53.

_____ going to the game this weekend?

a)

Who's

b)

Whose

54.

_____ going to school tomorrow?

a)

Who's

b)

Whose

55.

_____ excited for summer?

a)

Who's

b)

Whose

56.

_____ backpack is sitting in the corner?

a)

Who's

b)

Whose

57.

_____ do you love to hang out with the most?

a)

Who

b)

Whom

58.

_____ just sang that song on the radio?

a)

Who

b)

Whom

59.

____ is the strongest player on the team?

a)

Who

b)

Whom

60.

How is whom used in a sentence?

a)

as a subject

b)

as a verb

c)

as an object

d)

as an adverb

61.

How is who used in a sentence?

a)

as a subject

b)

as a verb

c)

as an adjective

d)

as an adverb

62.

To _____ can we turn in a time of need?

a)

Who

b)

Whom

63.

____ do you prefer: jelly or jam?

a)

Which

b)

What

64.

____ is your name?

a)

Which

b)

What

65.

____ of these choices do you like best?

a)

Which

b)

What

66.

(He, Him) and (her, she) engaged in a lively debate.

a)

He/She

b)

Him/Her

c)

He/Her

d)

Him/She

67.

The membership committee will be César, Akela, and (me, I).

a)

Me

b)

I

68.

Peter and (them, they) are practicing skateboard tricks.

a)

Them

b)

They

69.

You and (her, she) need to discuss the rules.

a)

She

b)

Her

70.

The crowd cheered when the principal gave Stacy and (her, she) the trophies.

a)

Her

b)

She

71.

a noun that names more than one person, place, or thing

a)

common noun

b)

proper noun

c)

compound noun

d)

collective noun

e)

plural noun

72.

a noun that names a group of people or things

a)

possessive noun

b)

common noun

c)

compound noun

d)

collective noun

e)

plural noun

73.

a noun that shows ownership of things or qualities

a)

possessive noun

b)

common noun

c)

compound noun

d)

singular noun

e)

plural noun

74.

a noun that names any general person, place, or thing that is not capitalized

a)

concrete noun

b)

common noun

c)

proper noun

d)

abstract noun

e)

plural noun

75.

a noun that names a particular person, place, or thing that is capitalized because it is a name

a)

concrete noun

b)

common noun

c)

proper noun

d)

abstract noun

e)

plural noun

76.

a noun that names an object that can be experienced with at least one of the senses

a)

concrete noun

b)

common noun

c)

proper noun

d)

abstract noun

e)

plural noun

77.

a noun that names a quality, idea, or characteristic that cannot be experienced with the senses

a)

possessive noun

b)

concrete noun

c)

proper noun

d)

abstract noun

e)

collective noun

78.

a noun that is made up of two or more words

a)

compound noun

b)

concrete noun

c)

plural noun

d)

proper noun

e)

collective noun

79.

Which sentence contains a possessive noun that is written correctly?

a)

All the car's engines were started before the race began.

b)

We painted our houses' front door a pale blue-green color.

c)

Make sure you check the children's homework before school.

d)

Where did you put the dogs' collar when you gave him a bath?

80.

The ____________ tail was wagging.

a)

puppy's

b)

puppies'

81.

My __________ birthday is next week.

a)

brother's

b)

brothers'

82.

Where have I seen that _________ face before?

a)

girl's

b)

girls'

83.

In the forest, all the _____________ branches were waving in the wind.

a)

tree's

b)

trees'

84.

The teacher looked at all the __________ work and chose the best artist.

a)

student's

b)

students'

85.

Identify the possessive noun: Mark's happy about his friend's new car.

a)

Mark's

b)

happy

c)

friend's

d)

car

86.

Identify the abstract noun: The child held the book tightly, cherishing its wisdom.

a)

child

b)

book

c)

its

d)

wisdom

87.

Identify the concrete noun: He has a strong loyalty to his country.

a)
He
b)
strong
c)
loyalty
d)
country
88.

Identify the concrete noun: They are not big fans of romance or love.

a)
They
b)
fans
c)
romance
d)
love
89.

The dog wagged its tail back and forth.

a)

possessive noun

b)

possessive pronoun

c)

contraction for it is

90.

Identify the proper noun: He watched the team play basketball in the Superdome.

a)

He

b)

Team

c)

Basketball

d)

Superdome

91.

Identify the common noun: Paul enjoyed some Skittles while he watched a movie at Cinemark.

a)

Paul

b)

Skittles

c)

Movie

d)

Cinemark

92.

Choose the sentence that does NOT contain a collective noun.

a)

The orchestra played a beautiful symphony.

b)

The audience applauded as the band took a bow.

c)

The team of musicians worked in perfect harmony.

d)

Each instrument contributed its unique sound to the performance.

93.

Choose the sentence that does NOT contain a plural noun.

a)

The children gathered in the library to study.

b)

Books lined the shelves, ready to be read.

c)

Teachers prepared the classrooms for the day.

d)

A quiet atmosphere filled the room.

94.

Choose the sentence that does NOT contain a compound noun.

a)

My mother-in-law prepared a delicious dinner.

b)

He visited the post office to mail a package.

c)

The sunshine brightened the entire room.

d)

Leaves rustled softly in the tree outside her window.

95.

Which sentence contains a compound noun that has NOT been pluralized properly?

a)

The runner-ups received their medals after the race.

b)

The teachers at both middle schools planned a joint event.

c)

She bought several toothbrushes for the trip.

d)

The bookshelves were filled with all kinds of novels.

96.

Identify the antecedent of the pronoun: The teacher collected the students' supplies and sorted them.

a)

teacher

b)

students

c)

supplies

d)

them

97.

Identify the antecedent of the pronoun: The team had its first game on Sunday.

a)

team

b)

game

c)

its

d)

Sunday

98.

Identify the collective noun: The Hutto High Football Team won ten games in a row!

a)

Hutto High 

b)

Football

c)

Team

d)

Games

99.

Select the choice that accurately describes the underlined noun: The postmen in our neighborhood work very hard.

a)

common, concrete, plural, compound

b)

common, concrete, singular, collective

c)

common, abstract, plural, compound

d)

proper, abstract, plural, compund

100.

How many nouns and pronouns are in the following sentence?

Sarah gave him her book because it was interesting.

a)

1 noun, 3 pronouns

b)

2 nouns, 2 pronouns

c)

3 nouns, 1 pronoun

d)

1 noun, 2 pronouns