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Question-1 Everybody can participate in the contest.
Identify the pronoun in italics.

(A) Personal pronoun	(B)Indefinite pronoun
(C)Relative pronoun	(D)Reflexive pronoun

Question-2 Did somebody say something?
The pronoun in italics is a ________ pronoun.

(A) reflexive	(B)personal
(C)relative	(D)indefinite

Question-3 The grey suit case is mine. The pronoun in italics is classified as _________ pronoun.

(A) demonstrative	(B)possessive
(C)indefinite	(D)personal

Question-4
It is a pity that the members of the council do not respect one another.

The pronoun in italics is _________.

(A) a reflexive pronoun	(B) an indefinite pronoun
(C) a reciprocal pronoun	(D) a personal pronoun

Question-5 What do you know about Tsunami?
The italicised word is an example for _________.

(A) personal pronoun	(B)possessive pronoun
(C)interrogative pronoun	(D)relative pronoun

Question-6
Many attended the conference.

Identify the pronoun in italics.

(A) Indefinite pronoun.	(B) Emphatic pronoun.
(C) Personal pronoun.	(D) Demonstrative pronoun.

Question-7 This is my bag. Give _____ to me.
Fill in the blanks with the correct pronoun.

(A) him	(B)her
(C)it	(D)None of these.

Question-8
The man who told me the story lives in the neighbourhood.

The word in italics is a __________.

(A) demonstrative pronoun	(B) interrogative pronoun
(C) relative pronoun	(D) reflexive pronoun

Question-9 The man who usually cuts my hair has opened a new hair dressing saloon.
The word in italics is a _________.

(A) an interrogative pronoun.	(B)an indefinite pronoun.
(C)a relative pronoun.	(D)a personal pronoun

Question-10
His English is good,but _____ is better.

Fill in with a suitable pronoun.

(A) my	(B) me
(C) mine	(D) I

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