Pronoun Usage and Literary Analysis Quiz

The correct subjective pronoun for the third person singular is 'He'.

The correct possessive pronoun for the plural third person is 'Their.'

The indefinite pronoun used to refer to an unspecified person in a general sense is 'Any.'

The correct possessive pronoun for the singular third person is 'Her.'

The correct reflexive pronoun for the singular first person is 'Myself.'

The antecedent of the pronoun 'it' is 'Dress'.

The correct reflexive pronoun is 'Itself'.

The antecedent of the pronoun 'him' is 'John'.

The correct demonstrative pronoun in the sentence is 'This.'

The antecedent of the pronoun 'they' is 'Children'.

The correct use of 'whom' in a sentence: 'I don't know whom she invited.'

The term for the perspective from which a story is told in literary analysis is 'Point of View.'

The correct use of the relative pronoun 'whose' in a sentence: 'The person who won the game, whose skill is unmatched.'

The term for the emotional atmosphere or tone of a piece of writing in literature is 'Mood.'

The correct use of the interrogative pronoun 'whom' in a sentence: 'Whom did you see at the party?'