English Grammar Quiz: Cases and Objects

 

English Grammar Quiz: Cases and Objects

Instructions: Identify the underlined word based on its case or function.

Q1. She wrote a long story.

a) Nominative case | b) Objective case | c) Possessive case | d) Indirect object

Q2. The teacher gave him a book.

a) Nominative case | b) Objective case | c) Indirect object | d) Possessive case

Q3. This is Rahul's pen.

a) Nominative case | b) Objective case | c) Possessive case | d) Direct object

Q4. We met them at the station.

a) Direct object | b) Indirect object | c) Nominative case | d) Possessive case

Q5. The company sent us an email.

a) Direct object | b) Indirect object | c) Nominative case | d) Possessive case

Q6. I bought a new bicycle.

a) Nominative case | b) Objective case | c) Possessive case | d) Indirect object

Q7. Please pass the salt.

a) Nominative case | b) Direct object | c) Indirect object | d) Possessive case

Q8. The cat licked its paws.

a) Nominative case | b) Objective case | c) Possessive case | d) Direct object

Q9. The principal awarded the students prizes.

a) Nominative case | b) Direct object | c) Indirect object | d) Possessive case

Q10. They are playing chess.

a) Nominative case | b) Objective case | c) Possessive case | d) Indirect object

Answer Key

Q.No	Answer	Note
1	a) Nominative case	The subject performing the action.
2	c) Indirect object	The person receiving the direct object.
3	c) Possessive case	Shows ownership.
4	a) Direct object	Receives the action of the verb 'met'.
5	b) Indirect object	The recipient of the email.
6	a) Nominative case	The subject of the sentence.
7	b) Direct object	The thing being passed.
8	c) Possessive case	Shows possession.
9	c) Indirect object	The recipients of the prizes.
10	a) Nominative case	The subject of the sentence.