Share Demonstrative and Proper Adjectives REVIEW
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Fill in the blank: I like _______ book on the shelf. (Choices: this, that, these, those)
that
Which is a proper adjective in the sentence? The Japanese sushi was delicious.
Japanese
Rewrite the sentence using the proper adjective: The food from Italy is tasty.
The Italian food is tasty.
True or False: Demonstrative adjectives always come before a noun.
true
Is the capitalized word a demonstrative adjective or pronoun? THOSE apples are fresh from the farm.
demonstrative adjective
Is the capitalized word a demonstrative adjective or pronoun? THIS is my favorite song.
demonstrative pronoun
Choose the proper adjective: The ________ scientist discovered a new planet. (Choices: American, america, americans)
American
True or False: Demonstrative pronouns can replace a noun in a sentence.
true
Is the capitalized word a proper adjective or a proper noun? The CHINESE lanterns lit up the street.
proper adjective
Which word is the proper noun in this sentence? Lisa visited Paris during her summer vacation.
Paris
Is the capitalized word a demonstrative adjective or pronoun? I can’t believe THAT happened!
demonstrative pronoun
Is the capitalized word a demonstrative adjective or pronoun? THESE chairs are very comfortable.
demonstrative adjective
True or False: Proper adjectives are derived from proper nouns.
true
Rewrite the sentence using the proper adjective: The culture of Japan is fascinating.
The Japanese culture is fascinating.
Choose the proper adjective in this sentence: I love French cheese and fresh bread.
French
Is the capitalized word a demonstrative adjective or pronoun? THAT cake looks delicious.
demonstrative adjective
