This quiz looks at pronouns. It helps children in Key Stage 1 know how to use ‘he', ‘she', ‘they’ etc. instead of repeating the proper noun each time. Although not stipulated in the National Curriculum, it is assumed that during this key stage, children learn not to repeat proper nouns and use pronouns in their place. This will greatly improve their English language and literacy skills.
‘Katie liked her apple. Katie’s apple was green. Katie was hungry.’ Instead of writing Katie’s name each time, we would write a pronoun instead like this: ‘Katie liked her apple. Her apple was green. She was hungry.’ The words ‘her’ and ‘she’ are pronouns and stop us from repeating her name.
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You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - What is a pronoun?
All but the last answer are good pronouns for males (boys).
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These are all pronouns that can be used for females (girls).
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The pronouns here are good ways to describe groups of people or more than one person.
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'Me' and 'I' are good pronouns to use if you are writing in first person.
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Swimming has been in the Olympics since 1896.
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Dark green vegetables are better for you as they contain more Vitamin C than lighter green ones.
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Heights of mountains are usually taken from above sea level.
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'He' and 'his' are the pronouns and the word 'sailor' is a noun.
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The pronouns were three lots of 'they', 'me' and 'I'. There were lots of pronouns in that sentence - imagine if I wrote the character names each time, now that would be a long sentence!
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The first place golf was ever played was Scotland.
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