The document is a quiz about pronouns that tests knowledge of subject, object, possessive, reflexive, intensive, and interrogative pronouns. It contains multiple choice and fill-in-the-blank questions about using the correct pronoun based on the context of who or what is being referred to in each sentence. The quiz covers distinguishing between different types of pronouns and using them appropriately in sentences.

1. QUIZ
Pronouns

2. USE A SUBJECT PRONOUN BASED ON
THE WORD(S) IN THE PARENTHESES.
1. _______ works at the National Bank. (Mary)
2. _______ are in the cupboard. (the cups)
3. _______ lives in Oakland, California. (Derek)
4. _______ enjoy watching movies in Friday
evenings. (My brother and I)
5. _______ is on the table. (the magazine)

3. USE AN OBJECT PRONOUN BASED ON
THE WORD(S) IN THE PARENTHESES.
1. Please give _______ the book. (Peter)
2. I bought _______ last week. (the car)
3. Angela visited _______ two months ago.
(Mary)
4. I enjoyed listening to _______ last week. (the
song)
5. Alex asked _______ to give the book to him.

4. USE A POSSESSIVE PRONOUN BASED
ON THE WORD(S) IN THE
PARENTHESES.
1. The book is _______ . (John)
2. I think we should go in _______ . (The boy’s
car)
3. That house is _______. (Kathy)
4. Do you hear the telephone? I think it’s
_______. (my telephone)
5. Look at that car. It’s _______. (Mary and

5. DISTINGUISH BETWEEN REFLEXIVE
AND INTENSIVE PRONOUNS
1. Ted promised himself to work harder next
semester.
2. The students made the scenery themselves.
3. The mayor presented the new program
herself.
4. The jurors could not agree among
themselves.
5. The players prepared themselves by staying
in shape.

6. ADD AN INTERROGATIVE PRONOUN TO
COMPLETE EACH QUESTION
SENTENCE.
1. ______ one of the books is your favorite?
2. To ______ should I address the letter?
3. ______ is the new principal of the
elementary school?
4. ______ shoes are sitting outside the front
door?
5. ______ is the title the poem that you liked?