Test: Pronouns - 1 - Class 5 MCQ

• The first part of the sentence describes about the subject that she lives alone and there is nobody to care for her.
• So, the appropriate pronoun describes the absence of person or people will be No one
• Similarly the pronoun that refers to the woman is her.

You know that as well as me.

Correct: Me

Incorrect: I, we, us

When the little boy grabbed the lizard, its tail broke off in his hand.

Correct: its/his

Incorrect: it's/his, it/him, it/one's

Within a few minutes, the jury gave its verdict.

Correct: its

Incorrect: their, our, there

Some of these clothes are mine, and the rest of them belong to Zack.

Correct: mine/them

Incorrect: yours/it, my/them, me/they

The town itself is not very large.

Correct: itself

Incorrect: there, here, themselves

The solicitor wrote a letter to Ann and me in which he asked us if we could settle the matter between us.

Correct: me/us

Incorrect: i/us, myself/ours, mine/our

They themselves admitted their guilt.

Correct pronoun: themselves

Incorrect pronoun: himself, ourselves, yourself

They decided to buy the house because its location would allow them to get to work very easily.

Correct pronoun: its/them

Incorrect pronoun: theirs/them, it/themselves, they/us

Somebody has stolen my watch.

Correct pronoun: Somebody

Incorrect pronoun: Sone, none, anybody

Answer:

Let ______ esteem other better than himself.

Explanation:

The given statement is a sentence that requires a word to be filled in the blank to complete the sentence correctly. The word that best fits the blank and completes the sentence is "Each". Here's why:

Reasoning:

• Each: This word emphasizes the significance of considering every individual and treating them with respect and value. It implies that every person should esteem others better than themselves.


• Every: While "every" is a similar word, it does not convey the same sense of individuality as "each". It tends to focus on a collective group rather than emphasizing the importance of valuing each individual.


• All: While "all" is a broad term, it does not convey the same sense of individuality as "each". It implies considering everyone as a whole, rather than valuing each individual separately.


• None: This word contradicts the idea of esteeming others better than oneself. It suggests not considering anyone as better or more valuable than oneself.

Therefore, the correct answer is A: Each.

These two rings here on my little finger belonged to my grandmother.

Correct pronoun: These/my

Incorrect pronoun: That/mine, those/me, the/myself

I know the house where he lives in.

Correct pronoun: where

Incorrect pronoun: that, which, whom

A baby learns the meaning of words as they are spoken by others and later uses them in sentences.

Correct pronoun: they/them

Incorrect pronoun: their/they, they/themselves, it/them

Blessed is he who has found his work.

Correct pronoun: who

Incorrect pronoun: whom, whose, that

As for me, I prefer to let people make up their own minds.

Correct pronoun: me/their own

Incorrect pronoun: myself/each other's, i/his own, mine/ one another's

The moment which is lost forever.

Correct pronoun: Which

Incorrect pronoun: that, what, who

As no one else cuts it as well as he does, I always have my hair cut at Johnson's.

Correct pronoun: no one else

Incorrect pronoun: anyone, someone else's, everyone

Who am I speaking to, please?

Correct pronoun: who

Incorrect pronoun: what, whom, where

Our dog is of a very good breed as it is the offspring of two very champion dogs and inherited their features.

Correct pronoun: It/their

Incorrect pronoun: this/its, he/them, she/theirs