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Demonstrative pronouns

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Q. 1
Which of the following is a demonstrative pronoun for something close in space
A
This
B
Those
C
That
D
These
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Q. 2
Which of the following words is NOT a demonstrative pronoun?
A
There
B
Those
C
This
D
These
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Q. 3
In the sentence, "I can't believe this happened," what is the demonstrative pronoun?
A
believe
B
happened
C
can't
D
this
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Q. 4
In the sentence, "That's my favorite book," what is the demonstrative pronoun?
A
That's
B
favorite
C
my
D
book
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Q. 5
What is the primary purpose of demonstrative pronouns in a sentence?
A
To confuse the reader or listener.
B
To add adjectives to sentences.
C
To make sentences longer.
D
To replace nouns and specify which thing is being referred to.
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Q. 6
What is the demonstrative pronoun in the sentence, "These cupcakes are delicious"?
A
These
B
are
C
delicious
D
cupcakes
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Q. 7
Which of the following is NOT a demonstrative pronoun?
A
The
B
Those
C
These
D
That
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Q. 8
Which of the following sentences uses a demonstrative pronoun correctly?
A
This apple is red.
B
That dogs are running.
C
I want this cat, but I don't want those cat.
D
I love those ice cream.
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Q. 9
Which sentence uses a demonstrative pronoun correctly?
A
These apples are delicious.
B
I saw those cat in the park.
C
She wants this car, and I want these car.
D
That dogs are barking loudly.
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Q. 10
In the sentence, "These flowers are beautiful," what is the demonstrative pronoun?
A
These
B
are
C
beautiful
D
flowers
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Q. 11
What is the purpose of demonstrative pronouns in a sentence?
A
To replace nouns and specify which thing or things are being referred to.
B
To create long and complicated sentences.
C
To confuse the reader or listener.
D
To add unnecessary words to the sentence.
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Q. 12
When should you avoid using demonstrative pronouns in a sentence?
A
When the pronoun matches the noun.
B
When you want to emphasize a specific thing.
C
When you want to make your language more concise.
D
When the reference of the pronoun is unclear.
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Q. 13
Which of the following sentences uses a demonstrative pronoun correctly?
A
"That dogs are barking loudly."
B
"This book is interesting."
C
"These house is big."
D
"Those car is red."
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Q. 14
What are demonstrative pronouns?
A
Words used to connect phrases in a complex sentence.
B
Words used to indicate past tense verbs.
C
Words used to describe adjectives in a sentence.
D
Words used to replace nouns and indicate specific things.
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Q. 15
Which of the following is a demonstrative pronoun?
A
The
B
Quickly
C
That
D
Happy
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Q. 16
In the sentence, "These are my friends," what is the demonstrative pronoun?
A
my
B
are
C
these
D
friends
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Q. 17
In the sentence, "Those cookies are delicious," which word is the demonstrative pronoun?
A
Those
B
are
C
delicious
D
cookies
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Q. 18
When should you use demonstrative pronouns in a sentence?
A
When you want to use abstract words.
B
When you want to avoid repeating the same noun.
C
Only when the noun is very clear to the reader or listener.
D
Only when you want to make the sentence longer.
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Q. 19
In the sentence, "I want that book," what is the demonstrative pronoun?
A
I
B
want
C
book
D
that
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Q. 20
Which of the following is a demonstrative pronoun for multiple things that are not close to you?
A
This
B
Those
C
That
D
These
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