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3. What kind of pronouns are I, we, he, she, it, they and you. FINAL JEOPARDY C1 final

4. Subject pronouns

5. List all the pronouns in this sentence. Don’t invite me to your birthday party because I am not coming. C1 $100

6. Me, your, I C1 $100

7. List all the pronouns in this sentence. Give me back the sweatshirt I said you could wear. C1 $200

8. Me, I, you C1 $200

9. List all the pronouns in this sentence. True friends are not burdens when they need your help. C1 $300

10. They, your C1 $300

11. List all the pronouns in this sentence. My friends want to be with me and I want to be with them. C1 $400

12. my,me, I, them C1 $400

13. Name the pronoun and the antecedent. Maria shared her favorite book, The Friends. C1 $500

14. Her, antecedent- Maria C1 $500

15. C2 $100 Name the pronoun and the antecedent. At first Susan did not like her new classmates.

16. C2 $100 Her, antecedent- Susan

17. C2 $200 Name the pronoun and the antecedent. Later the girls shared their ideas together.

18. C2 $200 Their, antecedent- girls

19. C2 $300 Name the pronoun and the antecedent. Jim gave his extra copy to Ann.

20. C2 $300 His, antecedent- Jim

21. C2 $400 Name the pronoun and the antecedent. Every student has his or her opinion.

22. C2 $400 His, her. Antecedent- student

23. C2 $500 In 1915, all of the men became trapped with (his,their) ship in the Antarctic ice.

24. C2 $500 Their (men is plural)

25. C3 $100 They were able to avoid sleeping on the ice in (his, their) wet clothes.

26. C3 $100 Their. They is plural.

27. C3 $200 Sean was relieved when (he, they) reached the land safely.

28. C3 $200 He. Sean is singular.

29. C3 $300 One used (his, their) carpentry skills to make a new boat.

30. C3 $300 His. One is singular.

31. C3 $400 Our social studies teacher asked Danielle and (me, I) to do a report on Harriet Tubman.

32. C3 $400 Me. Object pronoun comes after the verb asked.

33. C3 $500 (She, her) and the runaways had to move secretly from one house to another.

34. C3 $500 She. She is the subject of the sentence.

35. C4 $100 The librarians gave me copies of letters to Danielle and (I, me).

36. C4 $100 Me. Object pronoun comes after the verb gave.

37. C4 $200 (She,her) and the runaways had to move secretly from one house to another.

38. C4 $200 She. She is the subject of the sentence.

39. C4 $300 Many facts about Tubman were new to (she, her) and me.

40. C4 $300 Her. Her is an object pronoun that comes after the verb were.

41. C4 $400 Shirell and I worked together. (We,Us) chose a myth about Damon and Pythias.

42. C4 $400 We. We is the subject of the sentence.

43. C4 $500 Do you have work for (us, we) volunteers?

44. C4 $500 Us. Us in an object pronoun that comes after the verb.

45. C5 $100 Have you ever found (yourself, yourselves) going a little crazy during a sporting event?

46. C5 $100 Yourself. You is singular.

47. C5 $200 More than 90,000 fans cheered (themselves, themself) into a frenzy.

48. C5 $200 Themselves. Fans- plural.

49. C5 $300 Today more than 7 million girls challenge (themselves, themself) by playing on soccer teams.

50. C5 $300 Themselves. Girls is plural.

51. C5 $400 (Your,You’re) not going to believe this story.

52. C5 $400 You’re

53. C5 $500 Imagine (its, it’s) 5:00 P.M. at a railroad station in Tokyo.

54. C5 $500 it’s

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