Pronouns & Related Vocabulary – Lecture Review

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30 question-and-answer flashcards covering pronoun types, reference skills, sentence ordering practice, and key vocabulary from the lecture notes.

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What is the basic purpose of a pronoun in English?

To replace or refer back to a noun that has already been mentioned or is understood from context.

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Give two examples of personal subject pronouns.

I, you, he, she, it, we, they (any two).

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Which two personal pronouns are most frequently tested in reading-reference questions?

They and it.

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What pronoun would replace “the River Thames” in the sentence: “…and in 1957, ____ was declared biologically dead”?

It.

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Do indefinite pronouns such as “everyone” and “everything” take singular or plural verbs?

Singular verbs.

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Name four indefinite pronouns that refer to an unspecified person.

Someone/somebody, anyone/anybody, no one/nobody, everyone/everybody.

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Which indefinite pronoun is used when choosing between two options: tea or coffee?

Either.

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If neither Tom nor Anna accepted help, which indefinite pronoun summarizes this?

Neither.

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Provide the indefinite pronoun that means “not any” in a sentence like “_ of the candidates answered correctly.”

None.

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Which two indefinite pronouns contrast ‘much’ and ‘many’ in terms of countability?

Much (uncountable) vs. many (countable).

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What demonstrative pronoun would you use to refer to plural objects that are far from the speaker?

Those.

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Complete the idea: “By doing ____ , we can reduce the pollution caused by burning fossil fuels.”

this (using demonstrative pronoun ‘this’ to refer to the previously mentioned action of using renewable energy).

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In the sentence “Refined sugar is added to many processed foods to make them taste better,” what does ‘them’ refer to?

Processed foods.

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When a text says, “Most of them are in piles because there are not enough drawers,” what does ‘them’ refer to?

Clothes.

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Arrange the sentences logically: (a) It collects data from students… (b) Experts in Israel have created… (c) It analyses their performances… Which order is correct?

b – a – c.

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Which word does ‘it’ refer to in: “Rainwater is collected from a roof and sent to a container. Collected rainwater is an excellent source …”?

Rainwater.

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What English word means “to obtain or gain something,” listed in the vocabulary table?

Acquire.

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Define the noun “self-discipline.”

The ability to control one’s own behavior and stick to goals without external pressure.

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What is an “internship”?

A temporary position, often for students, that allows practical experience in a career field.

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Explain the phrase “career path.”

The progression or series of jobs and experiences someone follows in their working life.

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Give a synonym for ‘hazard.’

Danger or risk.

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What does the verb “declare” mean?

To announce or state something officially or publicly.

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If something is described as “biologically dead,” what does it lack?

Living organisms or biological activity.

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What does the verb ‘convince’ mean?

To persuade someone to believe or do something.

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Define the adjective “renewable.”

Able to be replenished naturally and therefore not depleted when used, e.g., solar or wind energy.

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What is a “fossil fuel”?

A fuel such as coal, oil, or natural gas formed from ancient organic matter.

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Which indefinite pronoun would you use to mean “a small, non-specific quantity” of something uncountable?

A little.

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Fill in the blank: “_ of the applicants had strong résumés,” meaning ‘the majority’.

Most.

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True or False: The reflexive pronoun for ‘you’ can be either ‘yourself’ or ‘yourselves’ depending on number.

True.

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What reflexive pronoun corresponds to ‘it’?

Itself.