Anaphoric, Cataphoric and Exophoric referencing

Sarah aced the history exam. She must have studied really hard.

• anaphoric

• cataphoric

• exophoric

I bumped into an old friend at the store. We hadn't seen each other in years!

• anaphoric

• cataphoric

• exophoric

What was that? You didn't hear it at all?

• anaphoric

• cataphoric

• exophoric

An anaphoric reference refers to the subject that is introduced ________________

in the sentence.

• earlier

• later

• after

Thanks for baking this. Tiramisu is my favourite dessert!

• anaphoric

• cataphoric

• exophoric

I finished reading that book you recommended. It was fantastic!

• anaphoric

• cataphoric

• exophoric

A _________________ reference refers to a subject that is introduced later in

the sentence.

• anaphoric

• cataphoric

• exophoric

I really want to get this. Do you have your credit card on you?

• anaphoric

• cataphoric

• exophoric

The cat chased the mouse all around the house. It finally disappeared under the fridge.

What does it refer to?

(a)  

Even though I call her every week, my mother says I don't speak to her enough, unlike my sister who talks to her every day.

Who does "her" refer to?

(a)