7th Grade Language Usage
Pronouns 3
Name
Question #1:
Choose the appropriate indefinite pronoun.
______was surprised to learn that a mosquito's mouth is like a tiny needle.
- Others
- Several
- Everyone
- Something
Question #2:
Choose the appropriate indefinite pronoun.
______of the insects have three pair of legs.
- Something
- Others
- One
- All
Question #3:
Choose the appropriate indefinite pronoun. Grasshoppers, like some ______, shed theirexoskeleton.
- everyone each
- others
- something
Question #4:
Is the indefinite pronoun singular or plural?
Most of the insects have wings.
- plural
- singular
Question #5:
Is the indefinite pronoun singular or plural?
Anyone can see that an insect has three main sections.
- plural
- singular
Question #6:
Is the indefinite pronoun singular or plural?
Each of the insects has an open circulatory system.
- plural
- singular
Question #7:
Is the indefinite pronoun singular or plural?
Flies have compound eyes so that they can see anything
- singular
- plural
Question #8:
Is the first indefinite pronoun singular or plural?
Many have seen, but few understand.
- singular
- plural
Question #9:
Is the indefinite pronoun singular or plural?
None answered when the casting call was issued.
- plural
- singular
Question #10:
Is the indefinite pronoun singular or plural?
Everything rejected by most animals is food for insects.
- plural
- singular
Question #11:
Is the capitalized pronoun singular or plural?
Spiders, ticks, scorpions, and mites are ALL arachnids.
- singular
- plural
Question #12:
What is the classification of the capitalized pronoun? THESE are the spiders that can paralyze their prey.
- indefinite
- interrogative
- relative
- demonstrative
Question #13:
What is the classification of the capitalized pronoun? NOTHING about insects surprises me anymore.
- relative
- indefinite
- demonstrative
- interrogative
7th Grade Language Usage
Pronouns 3
Name
Question #14:
What is the classification of the capitalized pronoun? WHICH is the insect you consider the most interesting?
demonstrative
interrogative
relative
indefinite
Question #15:
What is the classification of the capitalized pronoun?
Ticks, WHICH suck blood from larger animals, spreaddisease.
- demonstrative
- interrogative
- relative
- indefinite
Question #16:
What is the classification of the capitalized pronoun? WHAT is Rocky Mountain spotted fever?
- demonstrative
- interrogative
- relative
- indefinite
Question #17:
What is the classification of the capitalized pronoun? THIS is a book that says insects make up three fourthsof all animal species.
- interrogative
- indefinite
- demonstrative
- relative
Question #18:
What is the classification of the capitalized pronoun? THOSE are honey bees in the hive.
- interrogative
- indefinite
- relative
- demonstrative
Question #19:
What is the classification of the capitalized pronoun? Can you describe ANYTHING about an arachnid?
- relative
- indefinite
- interrogative
- demonstrative
Question #20:
Write the antecedent to which the capitalized word refers.
Was THAT a dragonfly that just flew by?
Question #21:
Write the antecedent to which the capitalized word refers.
THESE are the characteristics that belong to all arachnids.
Question #22:
Write the antecedent to which the capitalized word refers.
We could not see ANY of the scorpions.
Question #23:
Write the antecedent to which the capitalized word refers.
WHAT is an arthropod?
Question #24:
Write the antecedent to which the capitalized word refers.
ANYTHING with jointed legs is an arthropod.
Question #25:
Write the antecedent to which the capitalized word refers.
THIS has been an interesting study.
7th Grade Language Usage
Pronouns 3
Answer Key
1. C -Everyone
2. D -All
3. C -others
4. A -plural
5. B -singular
6. B -singular
7. A -singular
8. B -plural
9. B -singular
10. B -singular
11. B -plural
12. D -demonstrative
13. B -indefinite
14. B -interrogative
15. C -relative
16. B -interrogative
17. C -demonstrative
18. D -demonstrative
19. B -indefinite
20. dragonfly
21. characteristics
22. scorpions
23. arthropod
24. arthropod
25. study