Weekly Quizizz (12/16- 12/20)

Identify the pronoun shift in the following sentence: "When a student studies hard, you can achieve great results."

• No shift

• "a student" to "you"

• "studies" to "achieve"

• "hard" to "results"

Correct the pronoun shift in the following sentence: "If a person wants to succeed, you must work hard."

• If a person wants to succeed, they must work hard.

• If a person wants to succeed, he must work hard.

• If a person wants to succeed, she must work hard.

• If a person wants to succeed, it must work hard.

Identify the vague pronoun in the following sentence: "When Sarah gave her sister the book, she was happy."

• Sarah

• her

• the book

• she

Correct the vague pronoun in the following sentence: "The teacher told the student that he was late."

• The teacher told the student that the teacher was late.

• The teacher told the student that the student was late.

• The teacher told the student that it was late.

• The teacher told the student that they were late.

Identify the pronoun shift in the following sentence: "If you want to be a good athlete, one must practice daily."

• No shift

• "you" to "one"

• "athlete" to "practice"

• "good" to "daily"

Correct the pronoun shift in the following sentence: "When people are tired, you should rest."

• When people are tired, they should rest.

• When people are tired, he should rest.

• When people are tired, she should rest.

• When people are tired, it should rest.

Identify the vague pronoun in the following sentence: "The dog chased the cat, and it was fast."

• The dog

• the cat

• it

• was

Correct the vague pronoun in the following sentence: "The boy told his friend that he was moving away."

• The boy told his friend that the boy was moving away.

• The boy told his friend that the friend was moving away.

• The boy told his friend that they were moving away.

• The boy told his friend that it was moving away.

Identify the pronoun shift in the following sentence: "When a person is hungry, you should eat."

• No shift

• "a person" to "you"

• "hungry" to "eat"

• "is" to "should"

Correct the pronoun shift in the following sentence: "If someone wants to learn, you must study."

• If someone wants to learn, they must study.

• If someone wants to learn, he must study.

• If someone wants to learn, she must study.

• If someone wants to learn, it must study.