A middle school grammar quiz over demonstrative pronouns.
Takes the place of a noun
Agrees with the antecedent in number and case
Is always capitalized
Both A & B
Both B & C
The noun that a pronoun replaces
Any word that is NOT a noun
Words that end in "-ly"
All of the above
None of the above
Is part of a set of directions or a recipe
Is always paired with an adjective
Refers back to a specific noun or pronoun
Only applies to sports sentences
Demonstrative pronouns "demonstrate" or "point out" a specific noun or pronoun
Demonstrative pronouns only apply to "demons" or "evil things"
Demonstrative pronouns are only used in recipes or sports plays
Demonstrative pronouns are only used by the guy in the Sham Wow! commercials.
Demonstrative pronoun: this / antecedent: Ricky
Demonstrative pronoun: this / antecedent: bowl
Demonstrative pronoun: this / antecedent: chips
Demonstrative pronoun: this / antecedent: party
His, hers, its, theirs
Fat, sat, mat, cat
Red, green, yellow, twelve
This, that, these, those
Demonstrative pronoun: those / antecedent: girls
Demonstrative pronoun: those / antecedent: loved
Demonstrative pronoun: those / antecedent: loved
Demonstrative pronoun: those / antecedent: watch
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