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DIRECTIONS:
1. Identify the possessive or indefinite pronoun in each sentence. (14 points)
*You may only put EXACTLY one word in each box for your answer.
2. Determine if the pronoun is possessive or indefinite. (14 points)
*Select one of the options from the multiple choices listed.
Pronoun: All of the archaeologist’s discoveries are fascinating.
Type: All of the archaeologist’s discoveries are fascinating.
Pronoun: Here is your hockey stick.
Type: Here is your hockey stick.
Pronoun: Many know about the ride of Paul Revere.
Type: Many know about the ride of Paul Revere.
Pronoun: My brother lost a wallet at the football game.
Type: My brother lost a wallet at the football game.
Pronoun: Our goal was to help the children learn to ice skate.
Type: Our goal was to help the children learn to ice skate.
Pronoun: Each of the picture frames was cracked.
Type: Each of the picture frames was cracked.
Pronoun: Your sweater looks just like Jennifer’s.
Type: Your sweater looks just like Jennifer’s.
Pronoun: Both of the girls talk about careers in pharmacy.
Type: Both of the girls talk about careers in pharmacy.
Pronoun: Because their match was in another city, the soccer players took a bus.
Type: Because their match was in another city, the soccer players took a bus.
Pronoun: If others were as helpful as Pedro, there would be no problem.
Type: If others were as helpful as Pedro, there would be no problem.
Pronoun: Everybody agrees that Margo did the right thing.
Type: Everybody agrees that Margo did the right thing.
Pronoun: Nobody is as dedicated as Sandra.
Type: Nobody is as dedicated as Sandra.
Pronoun: The orthodontist put braces on my teeth.
Type: The orthodontist put braces on my teeth.
Pronoun: Did you bring your radio along?
Type: Did you bring your radio along?
DIRECTIONS:
1. Identify the reflexive or intensive pronoun in each sentence. (15 points)
*You may only put EXACTLY one word in each box for your answer.
2. Determine if the pronoun is reflexive or intensive. (15 points)
*Select one of the options from the multiple choices listed.
Pronoun: Deep-sea divers dive to observe sea life itself, which can be fascinating.
Type: Deep-sea divers dive to observe sea life itself, which can be fascinating.
Pronoun: Deep-sea divers must take measures to protect themselves underwater.
Type: Deep-sea divers must take measures to protect themselves underwater.
Pronoun: Divers wear wetsuits to protect themselves from the cold of the deep water.
Type: Divers wear wetsuits to protect themselves from the cold of the deep water.
Pronoun: If you were a diver, you would buy yourself a JIM suit or a helmet.
Type: If you were a diver, you would buy yourself a JIM suit or a helmet.
Pronoun: The JIM suit itself contains a breathing apparatus to help divers breathe.
Type: The JIM suit itself contains a breathing apparatus to help divers breathe.
Pronoun: This type of suit allows divers to lower themselves to a depth of 2,000 feet.
Type: This type of suit allows divers to lower themselves to a depth of 2,000 feet.
Pronoun: Helmets are needed for extra weight when divers themselves do not need to move around much.
Type: Helmets are needed for extra weight when divers themselves do not need to move around much.
Pronoun: If swimming in strong ocean currents, you yourself would need weight to stay down.
Type: If swimming in strong ocean currents, you yourself would need weight to stay down.
Pronoun: You would also need help to keep yourself breathing.
Type: You would also need help to keep yourself breathing.
Pronoun: Divers use external air supplies to enable themselves to breathe underwater.
Type: Divers use external air supplies to enable themselves to breathe underwater.
Pronoun: A diver must supply himself with a mixture of oxygen and different gases.
Type: A diver must supply himself with a mixture of oxygen and different gases.
Pronoun: Divers must also protect themselves against decompression sickness, or “the bends.”
Type: Divers must also protect themselves against decompression sickness, or “the bends.”
Pronoun: This illness manifests itself with joint pain, and it can be fatal.
Type: This illness manifests itself with joint pain, and it can be fatal.
Pronoun: “The bends” occurs when divers themselves raise to the top too quickly.
Type: “The bends” occurs when divers themselves raise to the top too quickly.
Pronoun: Divers must time themselves to be sure they rise at the right speed.
Type: Divers must time themselves to be sure they rise at the right speed.
DIRECTIONS:
1. Identify the interrogative or demonstrative pronoun in each sentence. (15 points)
*You may only put EXACTLY one word in each box for your answer.
2. Determine if the pronoun is interrogative or demonstrative. (15 points)
*Select one of the options from the multiple choices listed.
Pronoun: Dave hopes that will help us.
Type: Dave hopes that will help us.
Pronoun: What does your mom like to play on the guitar?
Type: What does your mom like to play on the guitar?
Pronoun: This will surely amuse Hannah’s guest.
Type: This will surely amuse Hannah’s guest.
Pronoun: Who has completed the assignment?
Type: Who has completed the assignment?
Pronoun: Which of the cars is in the driveway?
Type: Which of the cars is in the driveway?
Pronoun: Give these to the gentleman in the gray suit.
Type: Give these to the gentleman in the gray suit.
Pronoun: That appears to be a game anyone can win.
Type: That appears to be a game anyone can win.
Pronoun: Whom can you see on the stage?
Type: Whom can you see on the stage?
Pronoun: These belong on the shelf next to the mystery novels.
Type: These belong on the shelf next to the mystery novels.
Pronoun: Who is the highest ranking official in the United States?
Type: Who is the highest ranking official in the United States?
Pronoun: To whom did Jay lend his video game?
Type: To whom did Jay lend his video game?
Pronoun: This is the key to unlocking the secrets of Ms. Dupont’s success.
Type: This is the key to unlocking the secrets of Ms. Dupont’s success.
Pronoun: Those provoked quite an argument at the meeting last night.
Type: Those provoked quite an argument at the meeting last night.
Pronoun: What are you doing after school today?
Type: What are you doing after school today?
Pronoun: Joseph demonstrated that yesterday when he received his first traffic ticket.
Type: Joseph demonstrated that yesterday when he received his first traffic ticket.