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WorksheetsNouns and Pronouns Quiz
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 40mins
Which word is a proper noun?
city
teacher
Philippines
country
The word “honesty” is an example of a _____.
concrete noun
common noun
abstract noun
collective noun
Which sentence contains a collective noun?
The dog barked loudly.
The team won the championship.
She bought a new bag.
The child is crying.
Which word is a concrete noun?
freedom
happiness
courage
chair
In the sentence “The students submitted their projects,” the word students is a _____.
non-count noun
abstract noun
count noun
proper noun
Which noun is a non-count noun?
apple
chair
information
pencil
Which sentence uses a possessive noun correctly?
The dog bone is missing.
The dogs bone is missing.
The dog’s bone is missing.
The dogs’ bone is missing.
The word “flock” in the sentence “A flock of birds flew overhead” is a _____.
abstract noun
collective noun
proper noun
common noun
Which word is a common noun?
Monday
Asia
teacher
Maria
The word “music” is classified as a _____.
count noun
concrete noun
non-count noun
proper noun
Which sentence contains an abstract noun?
The book is heavy.
She felt great joy.
The cat slept.
The phone rang.
Which noun can be counted?
rice
sugar
water
book
In “The children’s playground is new,” the word children’s shows _____.
plurality
possession
tense
comparison
Which sentence contains a proper noun?
I visited a city last year.
She works in a school.
We traveled to Japan.
The country is beautiful.
Which word is an abstract noun?
table
courage
apple
pen
The noun “class” refers to _____.
one person
a thing
a group
an idea
Which sentence uses a non-count noun correctly?
She bought many furnitures.
She bought a furniture.
She bought some furniture.
She bought furnitures.
Which noun names a specific person?
boy
teacher
student
Anna
The word “ideas” is a _____.
singular noun
non-count noun
plural count noun
proper noun
Which sentence is correct?
Informations are helpful.
Information is helpful.
An information is helpful.
Informations is helpful.
Which word is a personal pronoun?
book
she
Anna
teacher
In the sentence “John said he was tired,” the pronoun he refers to _____.
tired
said
John
was
Which sentence uses a possessive pronoun?
This is my bag.
This bag is mine.
This bag is my.
This is bag mine.
Which pronoun correctly completes the sentence? “This seat is _____.”
my
mine
me
I
Which sentence uses a reflexive pronoun correctly?
She blamed herself for the mistake.
She blamed herselfs for the mistake.
She blamed her for the mistake.
She blamed she for the mistake.
The pronoun “these” is a _____.
personal pronoun
relative pronoun
demonstrative pronoun
reflexive pronoun
Which sentence contains a demonstrative pronoun?
She lost her keys.
This is the answer.
He is late.
They arrived early.
Which word is a relative pronoun?
he
this
who
mine
Choose the correct sentence.
Everyone forgot their bag.
Everyone forgot his or her bag.
Everyone forgot them bag.
Everyone forgot bags.
Which pronoun is interrogative?
who
him
this
theirs
Which sentence uses an indefinite pronoun?
She is my friend.
Someone is knocking at the door.
That is her book.
He likes coffee.
The pronoun “them” is a _____.
subject pronoun
possessive pronoun
object pronoun
reflexive pronoun
Which sentence is correct?
Me and her went home.
She and I went home.
Her and me went home.
I and she went home.
In the sentence “The teacher who helped me is kind,” the word who refers to _____.
me
helped
teacher
kind
Which sentence uses a reciprocal pronoun?
They helped themselves.
They helped each other.
They helped them.
They helped him.
Which pronoun shows ownership?
he
him
his
himself
Which sentence is grammatically correct?
This book is her.
This book is hers.
This book is she.
This book is herself.
Which pronoun can replace the noun “the children”?
it
he
they
she
Which sentence correctly uses a possessive adjective?
This is mine pencil.
This is my pencil.
This is me pencil.
This is I pencil.
In the sentence “We enjoyed ourselves during the trip,” the pronoun ourselves is a _____.
personal pronoun
demonstrative pronoun
reflexive pronoun
relative pronoun
