This formative assessment tests students' understanding of reflexive and intensive pronouns through multiple choice and fill-in-the-blank questions. Reflexive pronouns reflect the action of the sentence back to the subject, such as "herself". Intensive pronouns emphasize or restate the subject, such as "myself". The assessment identifies whether example pronouns are reflexive or intensive to evaluate students' mastery of these pronoun types.
This formative assessment tests students' understanding of reflexive and intensive pronouns through multiple choice and fill-in-the-blank questions. Reflexive pronouns reflect the action of the sentence back to the subject, such as "herself". Intensive pronouns emphasize or restate the subject, such as "myself". The assessment identifies whether example pronouns are reflexive or intensive to evaluate students' mastery of these pronoun types.
This formative assessment tests students' understanding of reflexive and intensive pronouns through multiple choice and fill-in-the-blank questions. Reflexive pronouns reflect the action of the sentence back to the subject, such as "herself". Intensive pronouns emphasize or restate the subject, such as "myself". The assessment identifies whether example pronouns are reflexive or intensive to evaluate students' mastery of these pronoun types.
1. What kind of pronoun reflects the action of the sentence back to the subject? a. subject pronoun b. reflexive pronoun c. object pronoun d. intensive pronoun 2. Which pronoun is incorrect? a. hisself b. herself c. ourselves d. itself 3. Which pronoun is incorrect? a. herself b. yourselves c. itself d. theirself 4. You should buy yourself a new computer. a. reflexive b. intensive 5. Is the pronoun in red a reflexive or intensive pronoun? Georgene surprised herself when she passed her driving test the first time she took it. a. reflexive b. intensive 6. Is the pronoun in red reflexive or intensive? Don't give yourself a headache over the price tag on that car! a. reflexive b. intensive 7. Is the pronoun in red reflexive or intensive? The class completed the quiz game themselves. a. reflexive b. intensive 8. Jane is a baby and she is too small to eat by _____________. a. myself b. herself c. itself d. himself 9. Peter is very lazy. He always copies his friends' homework and never does it by ________. a. myself b. yourself c. yourselves d. himself 10. Don't help us, Dad. Jill and I can paint the car all by ______________. a. myself b. themselves c. ourselves d. yourselves 11. You are five years old, Danny. You can comb your hair by ____________ now. a. yourself b. yourselves c. himself d. herself 12. Hi, Martin! Hi, Rebecca! Please come in and make ______________ at home. a. yourself b. ourselves c. yourselves d. themselves 13. I wrote this poem _______________. a. yourself b. myself c. itself d. herself 14. The woman accidentally hurt _____________ with the knife. a. herself b. himself c. themselves d. yourself 15. You can't do this for me. I have to do it _______________. a. yourself b. ourselves c. myself d. himself
Identify the reflective and intensive pronouns in each of the following sentences and indicate whether each is reflexive or intensive.
1. Ted promised himself to work harder next semester. ________________
2. The jurors could not agree among themselves. ________________ 3. The students made the scenery themselves. ________________ 4. Ethel promised herself a reward for her hard work. ________________ 5. The mayor presented the new program herself. ________________ 6. We cooked the whole meal ourselves. ________________ 7. Some animals protect themselves through camouflage. ________________ 8. The pitcher scored the winning run himself. _______________ 9. Have you asked yourselves why you are here? ________________ 10. The players prepared themselves by staying in shape. ________________