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Using He, She, It, and They

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Using He, She, It, and They Review and Final Check Quiz

1. The soup is hot. ____ needs to cool down.
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The soup is hot. needs to cool down.
2. My sisters left early. ____ took the bus.
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My sisters left early. took the bus.
3. The word “it” can stand in for a person.
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- True
- False
4. Two names joined together take the pronoun they.
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- True
- False
5. Mrs. Cruz opened the door. ____ let us in.
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Mrs. Cruz opened the door. let us in.
6. Which sentence uses a pronoun correctly?
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- The kites flew high. He was red.
- The kites flew high. It were red.
- The kites flew high. They were red.
- The kites flew high. She was a red one.
7. Choose the two sentences that use the right pronoun.
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- My teacher was late. It missed the bus.
- A beetle landed on my arm. They was green.
- The ducks left the pond. They flew south.
- My grandpa waved. He was on the porch.
8. How do you pick the right pronoun?
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- Choose whichever pronoun sounds the most polite to you.
- Use the same pronoun as the sentence before it.
- Find the naming word and count how many there are.
- Pick whichever pronoun is shortest to write.
9. Leo wrote “Ava and Ben walked home. She took the long way.” What should he fix?
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- Nothing needs fixing in either one of those two sentences.
- The names should be written in the other order.
- The pronoun should be they because two people walked.
- The pronoun should be he because Ben walked too.
10. Which pronoun completes this? “The beetle crawled away. ____ went under a rock.”
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- He
- She
- It
- They
11. Why should you name a person before you use a pronoun?
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- So the pronoun does not have to match the name.
- So the sentence has a capital letter at the front.
- So the reader knows who the pronoun stands for.
- So the reader knows how the story is going to end.