The Noun Family: Interrogative Pronouns
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A middle grammar quiz over interrogative pronouns
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- 1.Define and interrogative pronoun:
- A.
Interrogative pronouns ask questions.
- B.
Interrogative pronouns are nosy and personal.
- C.
Interrogative pronouns have no antecedent; the antecedent is the answer to the question.
- D.
Both A & B
- E.
Both A & C
- 2.Define a pronoun:
- A.
A word that takes the place of a noun.
- B.
A word describing a professional noun.
- C.
A noun that can go free agent.
- D.
A word that is always capitalized.
- 3.Define an antecedent:
- A.
A non-noun.
- B.
Nouns that only have to do with farming or gardening.
- C.
The word a pronoun replaces.
- D.
The words "he, she, it"
- 4.Which of the following words are interrogative pronouns?
- A.
Who, what, where, when, why
- B.
Who, which, whose, whomever, what
- C.
Where, when, why, how
- D.
Whatsoever, wherever, however, why
- 5.Identify the interrogative pronoun:Which student threw that book across the room?
- A.
Which
- B.
Student
- C.
Threw
- D.
That
- E.
Across
- 6.Identify the interrogative pronoun:Mr. Smith, whatever do you mean?
- A.
Mr. Smith
- B.
Whatever
- C.
You
- D.
Mean
- 7.Identify the interrogative pronoun:Whose books are these on the desk?
- A.
Desk
- B.
On
- C.
These
- D.
Books
- E.
Whose
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