SHS English Language · Year 1

Types of Pronouns practice questions

Interrogative, reflexive and demonstrative pronouns, and how to use them accurately.

17 questions in this topic: 5 recall, 8 applying skills and concepts and 4 strategic thinking. Every one carries a written explanation.

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Question 1Skills & concepts
In "I like this painting, but I do not like that one", this and that are used mainly to
- aindicate which specific painting is being liked and which is not
- bask the listener a question about their own preferences
- cshow ownership of both paintings by the speaker
- dconnect the two clauses of the sentence together grammatically
Question 2Recall
A short story, as defined in the section, is best described as
- aa brief narrative shorter than a novel, usually built around a single idea with few characters
- bany piece of writing longer than five hundred pages
- ca factual report describing real events without any characters
- da poem that follows a strict rhyme scheme throughout
Question 3Recall
A linear narrative is best defined as one in which
- aevents are presented chronologically with a clear cause-and-effect relationship
- bevents are told entirely out of order using flashbacks and flash-forwards
- cthe story has no clear beginning, middle or end at all
- dmultiple unrelated narrators tell fragments of the same event

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