Unit 3 CIA Review

A pronoun that completes the action in the sentence

• subject

• object

• possessive

• intensive

A pronoun that receives the action in a sentence

• subject

• object

• possessive

• reflexive

A pronoun that shows ownership

• reflexive

• object

• possessive

• intensive

A pronoun that is not needed in the sentence. It ends in -self or -selves and makes the meaning of the sentence more intense.

• intensive

• reflexive

• possessive

• object

A pronoun that reflects on the subject in the sentence. It ends in -self or -selves and helps to provide important information in the sentence.

• subject

• possessive

• intensive

• reflexive

Context Clues: Lara became disgruntled when the she saw her grade on the test. She knew she should have studied. What does "disgruntled" mean?

• mad

• happy

• relieved

• uncaring

Context Clues: Teachers and students are ecstatic about Winter break. It's nice to have time off from school. What does "ecstatic" mean?

• nervous

• detached

• excited

• unhappy

Point of View: I know I will make the team! I have been practicing so hard, plus I think my skills have improved since last year.

• first person

• second person

• third limited

• third omniscient

Point of View: You need to be patient. You know that all good things take time. You need to remember that everything will work out.

• first person

• second person

• third limited

• third omniscient

Point of View: Joe knew that Tess liked him. He thought she was cute, so he wanted to ask her to the dance. Tess thought Joe was a moron. He goofed off in class and distracted her from her work. She didn't even want to sit by him.

• first person

• second person

• third limited

• third omniscient