6th Grade Quiz: Types Of Pronouns Test! Trivia

A ______________ is a word to take the place of a noun that names one or more persons or things.

Personal Pronouns are classified by a person in these three ways: (write the three ways and the pronouns, themselves, in the answer space)

What are personal pronouns also classified by?

Pronouns in the _____________ refer to MALE people.

Pronouns in the ____________ refer to FEMALE people.

Pronouns in the _________________ refer to ANIMALS OR THINGS.

What three forms does a personal pronoun have?

A personal pronoun is used in the ___________ (1) when it is a subject or (2) when it follows a linking verb as in a predicate pronoun.

What are the the types of subject forms of the personal pronouns.

A personal pronoun is used in the ________________ (1) when it is the direct or indirect object of a verb or (2) when it is the object of a preposition.

What are the object forms of the personal pronouns?

The ______ of a pronoun is used to show ownership? How many groups are there?

What are the two groups of possessive form? What pronouns do they include? Bring one example for each type.

What do you do whenever you are in doubt about which form of the pronoun to use in a compound sentence part? What do you do next? 

What can you only use after forms of "be" as predicated pronouns? 

Name Possessive Pronouns. Do they sound the same as these contractions: it's, you're, they're, and who's?

Why are the possessive pronouns an the contractions sometimes confused?

What is a demonstrative pronoun?

Name demonstrative pronouns; explain each one. Bring examples of sentences with each of these pronouns.

What is an interrogative pronoun?

Name each interrogative pronoun and bring an example with each one in a sentence.

The words "who", "whom", and "whose" may be used as _______  ________ pronouns to ____________ _________________.

Name the reflexive and intensive pronouns.

What is a reflexive pronoun. Make an example by using a reflexive pronoun in a sentence.

The meaning of a sentence is "complete "without" the reflexive pronoun Is the statement above true or false? If false change the underlined word to make it true.