Pronoun

Q1.
Replace the underlined words with correct pronouns:
1) Ridham and him travelled to Rajasthan this weekend.
a) us
b) he
c) me
d) her
2)Srikant and me arrived just in time to catch the train.
a) Him
b) Her
c) I
d) Us
3) The committee elected Jean and I cochair for next year.
a) Me
b) He
c) We
d) His
4) It is up to they to decide who can leave.
A) His
B) She
C) We
D) Them
5) It was me who called.
a) His
b) I
c) Us
d) Them
6) I know whom left early on Monday.
a) Whose
b) Who
7) You are speaking to who?
a) Whose
b) Whom
8) Subodh is the person Who we can trust.
a) Whom
b) Whose
9)Rama and me were present in the class.
a) i
b) her
c)his
d)us
10) Wait for Hari and me.
a) I
b)they
c) we
d) No Change
Q2. Identify the type of pronoun in Italics and select between options
1) I will do it myself.
A) INTENSIVE B) REFLEXIVE
C) IDEFINITE D) POSSESSIVE
2) We will see to it ourselves.
3) To thine own self be true.
4) He cares for nothing but self.
5) The horse hurt itself.
C) IDEFINITE D)POSSESSIVE
6) They hurt themselves.
A)INTENSIVE B) REFLEXIVE
7) You yourself can best explain.

8) It was told by the teacher himself.
9) We saw the PM himself.
10) They themselves admitted their guilt.
Q3. Identify the types of the pronouns:
1) This book is mine.
A) Demonstrative B) Personal C)Distributive D) Indefinite
1) The climate of Bengaluru is like that of Pune.
2) One must use one’s best efforts if one wishes to succeed.
3) Do good to others.
A) Demonstrative B) Personal C) Distributive D) Indefinite
4) These are merely excuses.

5) Now lay me down to sleep.
6) Each of the boys gets a prize.
7) Either of you can go.
8) None of his poems are well known.
9) Neither of the accusations is true.
10) Some are born great.
11) The jury were divided in their opinions.
12) The fleet will reach its destination in a week.
13) That is the Red Fort.
14) The stranger is welcomed as such.

15) The baby has torn its clothes.
16) The idea of yours is excellent
17) They cheated one another.
18) We did not see any of them again.
19) You and i have done our duty.
Q4. Identify the types pronouns:
1) Krishna and Radha work hard. They are praised by their teacher.
a) Indefinite b) Demonstrative c) Personal d) Reflexive
1) Neither Abdul nor Rehman has done his lesson.
a)Indefinite b) Demonstrative c) Personal d) Reflexive
2) Either Akanksha or Saakshi forgot to take her umbrella.
A) Reflexive b) Demonstrative c) Personal d)Indefinite
3) Both Sita and Geeta are tired. They have gone home.
a) Personal b) Indefinite c) Demonstrative d)Reflexive
4) The presents are for you and me.
a) Demonstrative b) Personal c) Indefinite d)Reflexive
5) The verdict is against him.
a) Demonstrative b) Personal c) Indefinite d) Reflexive

6) I know him.
a) Reflexive b) Personal c) Demonstrative d) Indefinite
7) Our teacher has asked us to remain in the class.
a) Reflexive b) Personal c) Demonstrative d)Indefinite
8) I go to them for guidance.
a) Demonstrative b) Personal c) Reflexive d)Indefinite
9) It is he who will help you.
a) Personal b) Demonstrative c) Reflexive d) Indefinite
Q5. Identify the correct answer:
1. Dorothy and the Scarecrow danced
a) Clause b) Both Clause and Phrase c) Phrase d) None
2.if Toto could talk
a) Both clause and phrase b) clause c) Phrase d) None
3. witches in dark suits wear ruby slippers
a) Clause b) Both clause and Phrase c) Phrase d) None
4.since one size fits all girls from Kansas
a) Clause b) Both clause and phrase c) Phrase d)None
5. L. Frank Baum wrote the story for his daughter
a) Clause b) Both clause and phrase c) Phrase d) None

6. an ineffective president portrayed as a wizard
a) Clause b) Both phrase and clause c) Phrase d) none
7. lions and tigers and bears
a) Both phrase and clause b) Clause c) Phrase d) None
8. while characters represented different groups in American society.
a) Both phrase and clause b) clause c) Phrase d)None
9. the tin man as industrial workers
a) Clause b) None c) Phrase d)Both phrase and clause
10. Oz is short for ounce and referred to the gold standard
a) Clause b) Both clause and phrase c) Phrase d) none
11. although the city was emerald
a) Both Clause and phrase b) clause c) Phrase d) None
12. a gold bullion highway to prosperity and dreams
13. Was William Jennings Bryan a cowardly lion?
a) Clause b) both c) Phrase d) None
14. whereas small farmers were oppressed by Eastern bankers
a) Both clause and phrase b) clause c) Phrase d) None
15. mounting resistance by the Grange
a) Both clause and Phrase b) clause c) Phrase d) None
16. Purity and innocence characterize Dorothy.
17. blowing smoke and making noise in the great hall
a) Both Clause and phrase b) clause c) Phrase d) none

18. the great and powerful Oz was neither
a) Both Clause and phrase b) Clause c) Phrase d) None
19. the great and powerful Oz
a)Both Clause and phrase b) clause c) Phrase d)None
20. because Baum's allegorical story became an American classic
a) Both phrase and clause b) clause c) Phrase d)None
Q6. Choose the correct option for the italicised words in the following
sentences:-
1) I would like a pizza with anchovies and pineapple.
A) clause B) neither clause nor phrase C) Phrase d) both clause and phrase
1) I ordered a whole pizza because i had skipped lunch.
A) clause B) Both phrase and clause C) Phrase d) None
1) I am sorry that we missed you last night.
2) Give me a call if i can help you.
3) Before the movie even started, i had finished my popcorn.
A) clause B) Both phrase and clause C) Phrase d) none
4) The theatre gets really quiet when the movie starts.
5) The lamb followed Mary everywhere she went.
6) I would not do that if i were you.

7) Fred went to the meeting, although he didn’t want to.
A) clause B) Both phrase and clause C) Phrase d) none
8) We went to dinner, even though none of us were very hungry.
9) She married a man whom she had met at work.
10) I finally read the book which you told me about .
11) What he does for a living is a big mystery.
12) That is what we wanted.
A) clause B) Both Phrase and Clause C) Phrase d) None
1) We were aware of what we needed to do.
A) clause B) Both Phrase and Clause C) Phrase d) None
Q7. Choose the correct option for the following:
1) A group of words which has subject and predicate, but not complete in
itself is called
a) clause b) Noun c) phrase d)Pronoun
1) The sun rises in the east. Find the clause
a)the sun rises
b)sun rises
c)in the east
d) the sun
4) The tops of the mountains were covered with snow. Find the clause
a)the tops of the mountains
b)covered with the snow
c)the tops of the mountains were covered
d) mountains were covered
5) The jury found him guilty of murder. Find the clause
a)the jury found
b)jury found
c)found him guilty
d)guilty of murder
6) Abdul called his cousin a fool. Find clause
A) Abdul called his cousin
b) called his cousin
c)his cousin
d) his cousin a fool.
7)The court appointed him guardian of the orphan child. The clause is
a)the court appointed him
b)guardian of the orphan
c)orphan child
d)appointed him
8)The proof of the pudding is in the eating.
A)Proof of the pudding
b)Eating
c)pudding is in the eating

d) the proof of the pudding is in the eating.
Q8. Do as directed:-
1. Identify the capitalized words as a phrase or clause.
Ruby has been dreaming ABOUT THIS MAGICAL VACATION for

years.
a) phrase
b) clause
c) Both
d) None
He lived in the HOUSE ON THE HILL.
a) phrase
b) clause
c) Both
d) none
After she ate dinner, SUSIE ORDERED DESSERT.
a) phrase
b) clause
c) Both
d) None
1. What is the clause in the sentence below?
The tent kept them safe from the wind and rain.
a) the tent kept them
b) from the wind and rain

c) wind and rain
d) the wind and rain
1. What is the phrase in the sentence below?
Usually they camp up the hill.
a) usually
b) up the hill
c) they camp up
d) usually they camp
Once she saw a black bear running very quickly behind her.
a) behind her
b) she saw
c) a black bear
d) running very quickly
1. What is the phrase in the sentence below?
Rob often goes hiking in the Rocky Mountains.
a) in the Rocky Mountains
b) Rocky Mountains
c) Rob often goes
d) Rob often goes hiking
The boy and his father continued on their journey.
a) the boy
b) the boy and his father continued

c) on their journey
d) the boy and his father
Answer Keys
Q1
1)b
2)c
3)a
4)d
5)B
6)B
7)b
8)a
9)a
10)d
Q2.
1)a
2)a
3)b
4)b
5)b
6)b
7)a
8)a
9)a
10)a
Q3.
1)b
2)a
3)d
4)c
5)a
6)b
7)c
8)c
9)d
10)c
11)d
12)b
13)b
14)a
15)a
16)b
17)b
18)c
19)d
20)b
Q4.
1)c
2)c
3)c
4)a
5)b
6)b
7)b
8)b
9)b
10)a
Q5.
1)a
2)b
3)a
4)b
5)b
6)a
7)c
8)b
9)c
10)a
11)b
12)c
13)a
14)b
15)c
16)a
17)c
18)c
19)c
20)b
Q6
1)a
2)a
3)b
4)b
5)c
6)b
7)a
8)c
9)a
10)b
11)a
12)b
13)c
14)a
15)b
Q7.
1)b
2)a
4)c
5)a
6)a
7)a
8)d
Q8.
1)a
2)a
3)b
4)a
5)b
6)b
7)a
8)b

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Q1.

Replace the underlined words with correct pronouns:

1) Ridham and him travelled to Rajasthan this weekend.

2)Srikant and me arrived just in time to catch the train.

3) The committee elected Jean and I cochair for next year.

4) It is up to they to decide who can leave.

5) It was me who called.

6) I know whom left early on Monday.

7) You are speaking to who?

8) Subodh is the person Who we can trust.

9)Rama and me were present in the class.

10) Wait for Hari and me.

2) We will see to it ourselves.

3) To thine own self be true.

4) He cares for nothing but self.

5) The horse hurt itself.

6) They hurt themselves.

7) You yourself can best explain.

8) It was told by the teacher himself.

9) We saw the PM himself.

10) They themselves admitted their guilt.

Q3. Identify the types of the pronouns:

1) This book is mine.

A) Demonstrative B) Personal C)Distributive D) Indefinite

1) The climate of Bengaluru is like that of Pune.

A) Demonstrative B) Personal C)Distributive D) Indefinite

2) One must use one’s best efforts if one wishes to succeed.

A) Demonstrative B) Personal C)Distributive D) Indefinite

A) Demonstrative B) Personal C) Distributive D) Indefinite

4) These are merely excuses.

5) Now lay me down to sleep.

A) Demonstrative B) Personal C) Distributive D) Indefinite

6) Each of the boys gets a prize.

A) Demonstrative B) Personal C) Distributive D) Indefinite

7) Either of you can go.

A) Demonstrative B) Personal C) Distributive D) Indefinite

8) None of his poems are well known.

A) Demonstrative B) Personal C) Distributive D) Indefinite

9) Neither of the accusations is true.

A) Demonstrative B) Personal C) Distributive D) Indefinite

10) Some are born great.

A) Demonstrative B) Personal C) Distributive D) Indefinite

11) The jury were divided in their opinions.

A) Demonstrative B) Personal C) Distributive D) Indefinite

12) The fleet will reach its destination in a week.

A) Demonstrative B) Personal C) Distributive D) Indefinite

13) That is the Red Fort.

A) Demonstrative B) Personal C) Distributive D) Indefinite

14) The stranger is welcomed as such.

A) Demonstrative B) Personal C) Distributive D) Indefinite

A) Demonstrative B) Personal C) Distributive D) Indefinite

16) The idea of yours is excellent

A) Demonstrative B) Personal C) Distributive D) Indefinite

17) They cheated one another.

A) Demonstrative B) Personal C) Distributive D) Indefinite

18) We did not see any of them again.

A) Demonstrative B) Personal C) Distributive D) Indefinite

19) You and i have done our duty.

A) Demonstrative B) Personal C) Distributive D) Indefinite

Q4. Identify the types pronouns:

a) Indefinite b) Demonstrative c) Personal d) Reflexive

1) Neither Abdul nor Rehman has done his lesson.

a)Indefinite b) Demonstrative c) Personal d) Reflexive

2) Either Akanksha or Saakshi forgot to take her umbrella.