Demonstrative and Proper Adjectives REVIEW

Which is a proper adjective in the sentence? The Japanese sushi was delicious.

Rewrite the sentence using the proper adjective: The food from Italy is tasty.

Is the capitalized word a demonstrative adjective or pronoun? THAT cake looks delicious.

True or False: Demonstrative adjectives always come before a noun.

True or False: Demonstrative pronouns can replace a noun in a sentence.

Choose the proper adjective in this sentence: I love French cheese and fresh bread.

Is the capitalized word a proper adjective or a proper noun? The CHINESE lanterns lit up the street.

Is the capitalized word a demonstrative adjective or pronoun? THIS is my favorite song.

Choose the proper adjective: The ________ scientist discovered a new planet. (Choices: American, america, americans)

Fill in the blank: I like _______ book on the shelf. (Choices: this, that, these, those)

Is the capitalized word a demonstrative adjective or pronoun? THOSE apples are fresh from the farm.

Rewrite the sentence using the proper adjective: The culture of Japan is fascinating.

Which word is the proper noun in this sentence? Lisa visited Paris during her summer vacation.

Is the capitalized word a demonstrative adjective or pronoun? I can’t believe THAT happened!

True or False: Proper adjectives are derived from proper nouns.

Is the capitalized word a demonstrative adjective or pronoun? THESE chairs are very comfortable.