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    Pronoun Case and Perspective


    With Fairies...
    Reading Level 2
    Part One | Pronoun Case

    Directions: Read each of the following sentences. Determine the case of


    the italicized pronoun. Circle your answer.

    1. Freddy the Frog had been a human prince before Tricky Trina transformed him.
    a) Subjective b) Objective
    c) Possessive d) Reflexive

    2. Even Waldorf the Wizard was scared to walk through the Haunted Woods by himself.
    a) Subjective b) Objective
    c) Possessive d) Reflexive

    3. I observed Gail the Good using her magic powers to heal sick birds.
    a) Subjective b) Objective
    c) Possessive d) Reflexive

    4. Gail the Good and Prince Vince made it to the Crystal Cave at last, only to find that Terry the
    Troll would not let them to enter.
    a) Subjective b) Objective
    c) Possessive d) Reflexive

    5. Could you lend me your magic wand, the one with the pink power crystals?
    a) Subjective b) Objective
    c) Possessive d) Reflexive

    6. Tricky Trina loved Prince Vince so much that she couldn't see herself with anyone but him.
    a) Subjective b) Objective
    c) Possessive d) Reflexive

    7. Fairies may love berries but cherries are their favorite.


    a) Subjective b) Objective
    c) Possessive d) Reflexive
    8. Prince Goober Jr. wanted to get to his tutor's schooner sooner so he rode his scooter.
    a) Subjective b) Objective
    c) Possessive d) Reflexive

    9. It was a cold, foggy day in Fairyland and drizzle misted the air.
    a) Subjective b) Objective
    c) Possessive d) Reflexive

    10. Shelly the Icy made an enchanted cupcake for Prince Vince but he didn't want to eat it.
    a) Subjective b) Objective
    c) Possessive d) Reflexive

    11. "If Doug the Bug were under your rug you wouldn't see his ugly mug," said Prince Vince to
    Little Miss Mince.
    a) Subjective b) Objective
    c) Possessive d) Reflexive

    12. Tricky Trina is renowned for her mischief making.


    a) Subjective b) Objective
    c) Possessive d) Reflexive

    13. Shelly the Icy froze Terry the Troll because she wanted to help Prince Vince get into the
    Crystal Cave.
    a) Subjective b) Objective
    c) Possessive d) Reflexive

    14. Terry was a scary troll who carried stolen fairy gold to his rarely merry home.
    a) Subjective b) Objective
    c) Possessive d) Reflexive

    15. "To whom shall I give this gift?" Queen Goober wondered aloud while holding the dead fly
    carcass.
    a) Subjective b) Objective
    c) Possessive d) Reflexive
    Part Two | Pronoun Perspective

    Directions: Read each of the following sentences. Determine the perspective of the italicized
    pronoun. Circle your answer.

    16. Freddy the Frog squatted as lowly as he could and begged Queen Goober, "Please give me
    the fly carcass."
    a) First-person b) Second-person
    c) Third-person d) Not a pronoun

    17. Shelly the Icy blew a frozen kiss from her frigid lips at Terry the Troll, freezing him in his
    tracks.
    a) First-person b) Second-person
    c) Third-person d) Not a pronoun

    18. Doug the Bug was once among princes and princesses.
    a) First-person b) Second-person
    c) Third-person d) Not a pronoun

    19. "Even Waldorf the Wizard can't help you now," cackled the evil Queen Goober as she locked
    the final power crystal in place.
    a) First-person b) Second-person
    c) Third-person d) Not a pronoun

    20. Fairies love their cherries with a pairing of dairy products.


    a) First-person b) Second-person
    c) Third-person d) Not a pronoun

    21. "Tricky Trina wanted us to see her sleeping on the ceiling," said the Scary Fairy Sheila.
    a) First-person b) Second-person
    c) Third-person d) Not a pronoun

    22. Shelly the Icy likes jelly and ice cream on spaghetti with bison meat.
    a) First-person b) Second-person
    c) Third-person d) Not a pronoun
    23. "Queen Goober is our evil ruler," sang the choir to their suitors on the benches of
    schoolyard.
    a) First-person b) Second-person
    c) Third-person d) Not a pronoun

    24. "King Goober played the tuba in a tutu too," recounted Queen Goober to her tutor Bruce.
    a) First-person b) Second-person
    c) Third-person d) Not a pronoun

    25. "I'm going to teach that no-good Terry the Troll to keep his hands to himself," swore Prince
    Vince to a misty sky.
    a) First-person b) Second-person
    c) Third-person d) Not a pronoun

    26. "You can't do it by yourself, Vince," yelled Gail the Good while chasing the young prince
    through the Haunted Woods.
    a) First-person b) Second-person
    c) Third-person d) Not a pronoun

    27. Prince Vince's seahorse hurt itself after Tricky Trina had targeted them with a storm spell.
    a) First-person b) Second-person
    c) Third-person d) Not a pronoun

    28. Waldorf the Wizard walked through the blizzard on a golf course in the winter.
    a) First-person b) Second-person
    c) Third-person d) Not a pronoun

    29. "We came for the pink power crystal and we're not leaving without it," Prince Vince warned
    Terry the Troll.
    a) First-person b) Second-person
    c) Third-person d) Not a pronoun

    30. Shelly the Icy froze the pink power crystal right before Queen Goober zapped Prince Vince.
    a) First-person b) Second-person
    c) Third-person d) Not a pronoun

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