Quiz worksheet on demonstrative pronouns with multiple-choice questions.

Let’s go step by step through each question to make sure we get the right answers.

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Question 1:
> The two origami I am holding are mine. _______ are made out of construction papers.

- “Two origami” = plural → needs a plural demonstrative pronoun.
- “I am holding” = close to me → use these (not those).
✔ Correct answer: B. These

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Question 2:
> The dog I am carrying is named Chico. _______ is my pet.

- “The dog” = singular → needs singular pronoun.
- “I am carrying” = close to me → use this.
✔ Correct answer: C. This

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Question 3:
> The paintings over there belong to me. _______ are my masterpieces.

- “Paintings” = plural → needs plural pronoun.
- “Over there” = far away → use those.
✔ Correct answer: C. Those

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Question 4:
> The beautiful dress my sister is wearing used to be mine. _______ no longer fits me.

- “Dress” = singular → needs singular pronoun.
- My sister is wearing it → not near me → use that.
✔ Correct answer: C. That

*(Note: Option D is “This”, which would mean it’s near me — but since my sister is wearing it, it’s not near me. So “That” is correct.)*

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Question 5:
> The cupcakes on that table are baked by my Mommy Dianne. _______ are red velvet cupcakes.

- “Cupcakes” = plural → needs plural pronoun.
- “On that table” = implies distance → use those.
✔ Correct answer: C. Those

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Question 6:
> Which demonstrative pronouns refer to nouns that are far away? (Choose two)

Demonstrative pronouns:
- Near: this (singular), these (plural)
- Far: that (singular), those (plural)

So for “far away”: that and those

✔ Correct answers: B. those, D. that

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Question 7:
> Which demonstrative pronouns refer to singular nouns? (Choose two)

Singular nouns → use this or that

✔ Correct answers: C. this, D. that

*(Wait — looking at the image, Question 7 cuts off after “singular nouns?” and doesn’t show options A–D fully. But based on standard grammar and previous questions, we can assume the options are same as Q6: A. these, B. those, C. this, D. that. So yes — C and D.)*

But let’s double-check the image description you gave — actually, in your uploaded text, Question 7 says:

> 7. Which demonstrative pronouns refer to singular nouns? (Choose two)

And then stops — no options shown. However, since this is a quiz with consistent formatting, and Questions 6 and 7 both say “(Choose two)”, and given the pattern from earlier questions, we can safely assume the options are:

A. these
B. those
C. this
D. that

So again — singular = this & that → C and D.

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Now, compiling all final answers:

1. B
2. C
3. C
4. C
5. C
6. B, D
7. C, D

Wait — let me recheck Question 4.

> The beautiful dress my sister is wearing used to be mine. _______ no longer fits me.

Options:
A. Those
B. These
C. That
D. This

“Dress” is singular → eliminate A and B.

Is it near or far? Sister is wearing it → not near speaker → so That (C) is correct.

Yes.

Also, Question 5: “cupcakes on that table” → “that table” suggests distance → so “Those” (C) is correct.

All good.

Final Answer:

1. B
2. C
3. C
4. C
5. C
6. B, D
7. C, D

But wait — in the original image transcription, Question 7 might have different options? Since you didn’t paste them, but based on context and standard quizzes, it’s safe.

Actually, looking back at your input — you wrote:

> 7. Which demonstrative pronouns refer to singular nouns? (Choose two)

And then nothing else. But since this is part of a 10-question quiz and previous questions follow the same format, and Question 6 had options A-D, we assume Question 7 does too.

To be 100% accurate — if the user only provided up to Question 7 without options, but in reality, in the actual quiz (as per common design), options are likely:

A. these
B. those
C. this
D. that

So yes — C and D.

Alternatively, maybe the options are listed differently? But since you didn’t provide them, and based on logic, we proceed.

Another thought — perhaps in the real image, Question 7 has visible options? But since you’re asking me to solve based on what’s provided, and you included the text up to Q7 without options, I must rely on standard knowledge.

In any case, for educational purposes, the rule is:

- Singular nouns → this / that
- Plural nouns → these / those
- Near → this / these
- Far → that / those

So for Q7: singular → this and that → C and D (assuming standard labeling).

Final Answers:

1. B
2. C
3. C
4. C
5. C
6. B, D
7. C, D

But let’s write them clearly.

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Final Answer:
1. B
2. C
3. C
4. C
5. C
6. B, D
7. C, D