Test on Demonstrative Pronouns, Indefinite Pronouns, Pronoun-Antecedent Agreement, and Order of Adjectives

What is a demonstrative pronoun?

• A pronoun that sings

• A pronoun that points to something specific within a sentence.

• A pronoun that sleeps

• A pronoun that dances

Give an example of an indefinite pronoun.

• anybody

• everyone

• nobody

• somebody

Explain the concept of pronoun-antecedent agreement.

• The concept of pronoun-antecedent agreement is about ensuring that pronouns agree in number and gender with their antecedents.

• Pronouns and antecedents do not need to match in number or gender

• Antecedents are not necessary in sentences

• Pronouns should always be in the plural form

Arrange the adjectives in the correct order: beautiful, old, red car.

• beautiful, old, red truck

• beautiful, red, old car

• old, red, beautiful car

• red, beautiful, old car

Identify the demonstrative pronoun in the sentence: This is my favorite book.

• That

• This

• These

• Them

Choose the correct indefinite pronoun in the sentence: _______ of the students passed the exam.

• Few

• None

• Some

• Many

Which sentence demonstrates correct pronoun-antecedent agreement: The team won its game or The team won their game?

• The team won their game

• The team won our game

• The team won his game

• The team won its game

Correct the order of adjectives in the sentence: She bought a red big balloon.

• She bought a big red balloon.

• She bought a red balloon big.

• She bought a big balloon red.

• She bought a balloon red big.

Select the demonstrative pronoun in the sentence: Those are the best cookies I've ever tasted.

• Those

• That

• Them

• These

Fill in the blank with the appropriate indefinite pronoun: _______ of the cake was left after the party.

• Some

• All

• Few

• None