Reflexive Pronouns Quiz
Reflexive Pronouns Quiz
Practice using reflexive pronouns (myself, yourself, himself, herself, itself, ourselves, yourselves, themselves) in clear, everyday sentences.
Quiz title: Reflexive Pronouns Quiz
Author: Saida_Bajaña
Questions: 16
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Sample Questions
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Question: Which reflexive pronoun correctly completes the sentence: "I taught ____ to play the song."
Answer: myself
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Question: Choose the best word to complete the sentence: "Sara cut ____ while cooking."
Answer: herself
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Question: Which sentence uses a reflexive pronoun correctly?
Answer: The cat cleaned itself after eating.
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Question: Choose the correct reflexive pronoun: "You (one person) should be proud of ____."
Answer: yourself
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Question: Choose the correct reflexive pronoun: "We made the posters by ____."
Answer: ourselves
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Question: Choose the best answer: "The students organized the project ____."
Answer: themselves
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Question: Which sentence is NOT correct? (Choose the one with a mistake.)
Answer: Me and Ana made ourselves a snack.
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Question: Choose the correct sentence.
Answer: He hurt himself during soccer practice.
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Question: Pick the best answer: "My brother and I built the model car by ____."
Answer: ourselves
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Question: Choose the correct reflexive pronoun: "You (talking to two or more people) can help ____ to snacks."
Answer: yourselves
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