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Exercises on Pronouns for Class 5

Exercises on Pronouns for Class 5
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Pronoun is an important topic for students of class 5. For the same reason, we have prepared exercises on Pronouns for class 5 to assist students with quick exam preparation. These questions not only assist students in preparing well for regular school exams but also help to crack various Olympiad exams such as CREST English Olympiad (CEO) for class 5.

The questions mentioned in the article are created by our English subject matter experts. Along with questions, a brief explanation is also provided on the topic - Pronouns. This way this article will help students to get a complete understanding of Pronouns for class 5.

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Introduction To Pronouns

A pronoun is defined as a word or phrase that may be substituted for a noun or a noun phrase to avoid unnecessary repetition of previously used nouns.

Types of Pronoun

Personal Pronoun

A personal pronoun is a pronoun that refers to a particular person.

Example: I, You, He, She, etc.

Possessive Pronoun

Possessive pronouns are those which show possession or ownership of something.

Example: Mine, hers, ours, theirs, yours, etc.

Demonstrative Pronoun

A demonstrative pronoun is a pronoun that is used to point to something specific within a sentence. These pronouns can indicate items and they can be either singular or plural.

Example: This, that, these, those, etc.

Relative Pronoun

A relative pronoun is one which is used to refer to nouns mentioned previously, whether they are people, places, things, animals, or ideas. Relative pronouns can be used to join two sentences.

Example: Which, that, whose, whoever, whomever, who, whom, etc.

Reflexive Pronoun

A reflexive pronoun is a type of pronoun that is preceded by the adverb, adjective, pronoun, or noun to which it refers, so long as that antecedent is located within the same clause.

Example: Myself, himself, herself, yourself, themselves, etc.

Indefinite Pronoun

Indefinite pronouns are those referring to one or more unspecified objects, beings, or places.

Example: Any, anybody, anyone, either, neither, nobody, no, someone, etc.

Exercises On Pronouns for Class 5

Direction (for questions 1-11): Fill in the blanks with the correct pronouns from the options given below:

Que1. ___________ are going to the supermarket this weekend.

  1. We
  2. Us
  3. Them
  4.  My

Answer: a) is the correct answer.

Que2. ___________ think that you are one of the brightest students in the class.

  1. Us
  2. Them
  3. Your
  4. I

Answer: d) is the correct answer.

Que3. ______ is a very bright young man.

  1. We
  2. He
  3. All
  4. I

Answer: b) is the correct answer.

Que4. _______ are going to the movies after school today.

  1. Her
  2. They
  3. These
  4. Them

Answer: b) is the correct answer.

Que5. Can you give the gift to _____ once you get to his party?

  1. us
  2. they
  3. it
  4. him

Answer: d) is the correct answer.

Que6. He is Kabeer and she is Sanaya. __________ are playing.

  1. Us
  2. They
  3. It
  4. Her

Answer: b) is the correct answer.

Que7. Charlotte is taller than _________.

  1. we
  2. me
  3. his
  4. I

Answer: b) is the correct answer.

Que8. They ran as fast as ________.

  1. we
  2. they
  3. them
  4. us

Answer: d) is the correct answer.

Que9. Tia and ________ are best friends.

  1. us
  2. they
  3. I
  4. her

Answer: c) is the correct answer.

Que10. ________ coat is this?

  1. Whom
  2. Who’s
  3. Whose
  4. When

Answer: c) is the correct answer.

Que11. ________ am going for a trip today with my family.

  1. I
  2. Them
  3. She
  4. Him

Answer: a) is the correct answer.

 Que12. Replace the underlined words with the correct pronoun in the given sentence:
             The chair is brown.

  1. Us
  2. They
  3. It
  4. Him

Answer: c) is the correct answer.


Direction (for questions 13-21): Choose the pronoun which can replace the underlined word/words in the given sentence to fill in the blank:

Que13. Shelly likes to dance. ____ is an expert in jazz.

  1. She
  2. He
  3. We
  4. Her

Answer: a) is the correct answer.

Que14. She has never met Charles and doesn’t even know _________.

  1. him
  2. his
  3. she
  4. me

Answer: a) is the correct answer.

Que 15. Those people are making too much noise. Please ask _______ to be quiet.

  1. those
  2. they
  3. them
  4. all

Answer: c) is the correct answer.

Que16. Ray complained to the teacher that _______ bicycle has been stolen.

  1. his
  2. her
  3. it
  4. their

Answer: a) is the correct answer.

Que17. Clara’s daughter loves watching cartoons. This CD is for ________.

  1. them
  2. him
  3. it
  4. her

Answer: d) is the correct answer.

Que18. The Dean had called me so ________ went to her.

  1. us
  2. we
  3. I
  4. him

Answer: c) is the correct answer.

Que19. Her dog was happy when we played with _________.

  1. it
  2. them
  3. her
  4. him

Answer: a) is the correct answer.

Que20. This is my father. _______ is an engineer.

  1. Us
  2. He
  3. She
  4. Him

Answer: b) is the correct answer.

Que21. Nancy is a good student. These are ________ books.

  1. we
  2. them
  3. it
  4. her

Answer: d) is the correct answer.


Direction (for questions 22 and 23): Fill in the blanks with the correct set of pronouns:

Que22. I have invited all of ______ friends but none of ________ turned up.

  1. us, all
  2. they are
  3. my, them
  4. him, his

Answer: c) is the correct answer.

Que23. ________ are going to movies. Do you want to come with ________?

  1. Us, with
  2. We, us
  3. It, me
  4. He, him

Answer: b) is the correct answer.

 

Direction (for questions 24 and 25): Identify the pronouns in the given sentences:

Que24. Amanda was busy and could not get it for me.

  1. And, not
  2. Amanda, me
  3. It, me
  4. Get, it

Answer: c) is the correct answer.

Que25. Did you see him climb the tree?

Did
You
Him
Both b and c

Answer: d) is the correct answer.

CREST English Workbooks

As extra information, more related materials are also available for students to prepare concepts like Pronouns. Class 5 students are encouraged to think about learning from CREST Olympiads workbooks. These workbooks have engaging content to make learning fun for class 5 students. It will help them to practice and prepare for CREST English Olympiad (CEO) and other exams. Additionally, useful for regular school tests.

CREST English workbook for class 5 can be considered by the students because of the following features -

  1. Includes reading material of each topic with practice questionnaires.
  2. Covers class 5 previous year paper of the CREST English Olympiad.
  3. Provides answer key for all questions.

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Conclusion

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