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Question-1 Can you identify ______ photographs?

(A) this	(B)that
(C)these	(D)them

Question-2
That is my dog.

The dog is mine.

Identify the words in italics.

(A) Both are possessive adjectives.	(B) Both are possessive pronouns.
(C) My is possessive adjective and mine is possessive pronoun.	(D) Mine is possessive adjective and my is possessive pronoun.

Question-3
These are my teachers. I respect ____.

Fill in the blanks with a suitable pronoun.

(A) they	(B) their
(C) them	(D) their's

Question-4
The man who stands behind you is my brother.

The word in italics is a __________.

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

Question-5 I love your garden.Do you like mine ?
The word in italics is

(A) possessive adjective	(B)reflexive pronoun
(C)relative pronoun	(D)possessive pronoun

Question-6 Do like _______ pictures?
Fill up with proper pronoun.

(A) this	(B)that
(C)these	(D)them

Question-7 Learning is easier for people ______have a good teacher.

(A) which	(B)what
(C)whom	(D)who

Question-8 What is your opinion about the new ministry?
The italicised word is an example for _________.

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

Question-9
Robert is my intimate friend .______ is a freelance web designer.

Fill in the blanks with a suitable pronoun.

(A) She	(B) He
(C) It	(D) They

Question-10 Each is responsible for his or her personal belongings.
Identify the pronoun in italics.

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

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Cambridge Secondary Grade 7

IGCSE

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