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SSC CGL Pronoun Mock Test 2026: 25 Questions with Solutions

Pronoun looks like an easy chapter, but in SSC CGL English it can create confusion in case, possessive forms, reflexive usage, relative pronouns, indefinite pronouns and agreement. This mock test is made for students who want to revise pronoun rules through exam-style questions, not only definitions.

Topic: Pronoun Questions: 25 Time: 25 Minutes Level: SSC CGL

SSC CGL Pronoun Questions Practice Test 2026

SSC CGL Pronoun questions are important because they are directly connected with error detection, sentence correction, fill in the blanks and grammar-based questions. Many students know words like I, me, he, him, who and whom, but they make mistakes when these words come inside full sentences.

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Important Pronoun Rules for SSC CGL

Before attempting the test, revise these basic pronoun rules. SSC usually checks how correctly you use pronouns inside a sentence.

Subject and Object CaseI, he, she, we and they are used as subjects. Me, him, her, us and them are used as objects.

Possessive FormsMy, your, his, her and their are used before nouns. Mine, yours, his, hers and theirs stand alone.

Reflexive PronounsMyself, himself, herself and themselves are used when the subject and object refer to the same person.

Relative PronounsWho is used for persons, which for things, and that can be used for persons or things in many cases.

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Question 1Easy

Topic: Subject and Object Case

During a mock test discussion, a student wrote this sentence. Choose the correct version.

A. Me and Rahul solved the paper first. B. Rahul and me solved the paper first. C. Rahul and I solved the paper first. D. I and Rahul solved the paper first.

Answer: C. Rahul and I solved the paper first.

Here the pronoun is used as the subject of the verb solved. So I is correct, not me. In polite order, the other person usually comes before I.

Question 2Easy

Topic: Subject and Object Case

The mentor shared feedback privately. Choose the correct expression.

A. Between you and I, the strategy needs revision. B. Between you and me, the strategy needs revision. C. Between I and you, the strategy needs revision. D. Between me and he, the strategy needs revision.

Answer: B. Between you and me, the strategy needs revision.

After a preposition like between, object case is used. So me is correct, not I.

Shortcut: Preposition + object case: between you and me, for him, with her, to us.

Question 3Moderate

Topic: Subject and Object Case

The teacher returned the checked answer sheets. Choose the correct sentence.

A. The teacher called Riya and me after class. B. The teacher called Riya and I after class. C. The teacher called I and Riya after class. D. The teacher called myself and Riya after class.

Answer: A. The teacher called Riya and me after class.

The pronoun is the object of called, so me is correct. I is used only when the pronoun works as subject.

Question 4Moderate

Topic: Pronoun Agreement

In an exam instruction, choose the grammatically suitable sentence.

A. Each candidate must keep their own admit cards ready. B. Each candidate must keep his or her admit card ready. C. Each candidates must keep his admit card ready. D. Each candidate must keep them admit card ready.

Answer: B. Each candidate must keep his or her admit card ready.

Each is singular, so the noun candidate and the possessive expression should also match singular sense. In formal exam grammar, his or her is a safe option.

Question 5Tricky

Topic: Pronoun Agreement

The library staff labelled two old record files. Choose the correct sentence.

A. Neither of the two files has its label missing. B. Neither of the two files have their label missing. C. Neither of the two file has its label missing. D. Neither of the two files has their labels missing.

Answer: A. Neither of the two files has its label missing.

Neither is treated as singular in formal grammar. So has and its are correct.

Question 6Easy

Topic: Relative Pronouns

The document verification officer mentioned one candidate. Choose the correct sentence.

A. The candidate which reached early was verified first. B. The candidate where reached early was verified first. C. The candidate who reached early was verified first. D. The candidate whom reached early was verified first.

Answer: C. The candidate who reached early was verified first.

Candidate refers to a person, and the pronoun is working as the subject of reached. So who is correct.

Question 7Moderate

Topic: Relative Pronouns

A student sent a doubt to his English teacher. Choose the correct sentence.

A. The teacher to who I sent the doubt replied quickly. B. The teacher which I sent the doubt to replied quickly. C. The teacher whom I sent the doubt replied quickly. D. The teacher to whom I sent the doubt replied quickly.

Answer: D. The teacher to whom I sent the doubt replied quickly.

After the preposition to, whom is used for a person in formal grammar. So to whom is correct.

Question 8Moderate

Topic: Relative Pronouns

The coaching app showed a new feature. Choose the correct sentence.

A. The feature who saves wrong questions is useful. B. The feature that saves wrong questions is useful. C. The feature whom saves wrong questions is useful. D. The feature where saves wrong questions is useful.

Answer: B. The feature that saves wrong questions is useful.

Feature is a thing, not a person. So that is suitable here. Which could also be used in many cases, but it is not given as a correct option here.

Question 9Easy

Topic: Reflexive Pronouns

A student prepared his own revision sheet. Choose the correct sentence.

A. Arjun prepared the revision sheet himself. B. Arjun prepared the revision sheet hisself. C. Arjun prepared the revision sheet itself. D. Arjun prepared the revision sheet myself.

Answer: A. Arjun prepared the revision sheet himself.

Himself is the correct reflexive pronoun for Arjun. Hisself is not standard English.

Question 10Tricky

Topic: Reflexive Pronouns

A class monitor reported attendance to the teacher. Choose the correct sentence.

A. Riya and myself submitted the attendance sheet. B. Myself and Riya submitted the attendance sheet. C. Riya and I submitted the attendance sheet. D. Riya and me submitted the attendance sheet.

Answer: C. Riya and I submitted the attendance sheet.

Myself should not be used as a normal subject pronoun. Here the subject is Riya and I.

Shortcut: Do not use myself just to sound formal. Use I or me according to case.

Question 11Moderate

Topic: Reflexive Pronouns

The principal gave responsibility to the students. Choose the correct sentence.

A. The students should complete the project itself. B. The students should complete the project himself. C. The students should complete the project herself. D. The students should complete the project themselves.

Answer: D. The students should complete the project themselves.

The subject students is plural, so the reflexive pronoun should also be plural: themselves.

Question 12Easy

Topic: Possessive Pronouns

Two candidates exchanged notebooks by mistake. Choose the correct sentence.

A. This notebook is my. B. This notebook is mine. C. This notebook is me. D. This notebook is myself.

Answer: B. This notebook is mine.

Mine is a possessive pronoun and can stand alone. My is a possessive adjective and must be followed by a noun, like my notebook.

Question 13Moderate

Topic: Possessive Pronouns

A test app changed the layout of its dashboard. Choose the correct sentence.

A. The app updated its dashboard after feedback. B. The app updated it's dashboard after feedback. C. The app updated their dashboard after feedback. D. The app updated his dashboard after feedback.

Answer: A. The app updated its dashboard after feedback.

Its is the possessive form. It's means it is or it has, so it is not correct here.

Question 14Easy

Topic: Possessive Pronouns

A group compared two answer keys after a test. Choose the correct sentence.

A. Their answer key is different from our. B. Their answer key is different from we. C. Their answer key is different from ours. D. Their answer key is different from ourselves.

Answer: C. Their answer key is different from ours.

Ours is a possessive pronoun and can stand alone. Our must be followed by a noun, like our answer key.

Question 15Tricky

Topic: Indefinite Pronouns

The invigilator gave one answer booklet to each student. Choose the correct sentence.

A. Each of the students were given their booklet. B. Each of the student was given his or her booklet. C. Each of the students were given his booklet. D. Each of the students was given his or her booklet.

Answer: D. Each of the students was given his or her booklet.

Each is singular, so was is correct. After each of, the noun is plural: students. The possessive expression should match singular sense.

Question 16Moderate

Topic: Indefinite Pronouns

Two mock test links were shared, but both were not working. Choose the correct sentence.

A. Both of the two links was working. B. Neither of the two links was working. C. Neither of the two links were working. D. None of the two links were working.

Answer: B. Neither of the two links was working.

Neither is used for two, and it is treated as singular in formal grammar. So was is correct.

Question 17Moderate

Topic: Indefinite Pronouns

A notice was sent to all selected candidates. Choose the correct sentence.

A. All of them received the joining notice. B. All of they received the joining notice. C. All of their received the joining notice. D. All of themselves received the joining notice.

Answer: A. All of them received the joining notice.

After of, object case is used. So them is correct, not they.

Question 18Easy

Topic: Demonstrative Pronouns

The teacher pointed at one chart kept near the board. Choose the correct sentence.

A. These is the chart for pronoun rules. B. Those is the chart for pronoun rules. C. This is the chart for pronoun rules. D. Them is the chart for pronoun rules.

Answer: C. This is the chart for pronoun rules.

This is used for a singular thing near the speaker. Chart is singular, so this is correct.

Question 19Moderate

Topic: Demonstrative Pronouns

A student was comparing old question papers kept on another table. Choose the correct sentence.

A. This are the papers from last year. B. That are the papers from last year. C. Them are the papers from last year. D. Those are the papers from last year.

Answer: D. Those are the papers from last year.

Those is used for plural things away from the speaker. Papers is plural, so those are is correct.

Question 20Moderate

Topic: Interrogative Pronouns

The teacher asked about the owner of an admit card. Choose the correct question.

A. Whose admit card is this? B. Who admit card is this? C. Whom admit card is this? D. Who's admit card is this?

Answer: A. Whose admit card is this?

Whose is used to ask about possession. Who's means who is or who has, so it is not correct here.

Question 21Tricky

Topic: Interrogative Pronouns

The coordinator wanted to know the receiver of the scholarship form. Choose the correct question.

A. Who did you give the form? B. To whom did you give the form? C. Whose did you give the form? D. Which did you give the form?

Answer: B. To whom did you give the form?

When the person is the object after the preposition to, whom is used in formal grammar.

Question 22Moderate

Topic: Pronoun Agreement

The sports teacher talked about the whole team as one group. Choose the correct sentence.

A. The team has lost their schedule card. B. The team have lost its schedule card. C. The team have lost their schedule card. D. The team has lost its schedule card.

Answer: D. The team has lost its schedule card.

Here team is treated as one unit. So has and its are correct.

Question 23Tricky

Topic: Pronoun Agreement

A coaching centre compared two batches. Choose the correct sentence.

A. The 2026 batch is more regular than them. B. The 2026 batch is more regular than their. C. The 2026 batch is more regular than they are. D. The 2026 batch is more regular than themselves.

Answer: C. The 2026 batch is more regular than they are.

When the comparison is between two subjects, we can make the meaning clear by adding the verb after the pronoun. They are is correct here.

Question 24Moderate

Topic: Mixed Pronoun Error

Find the correct sentence used in a result discussion.

A. The student who missed the test called the teacher later. B. The student which missed the test called the teacher later. C. The student whom missed the test called the teacher later. D. The student whose missed the test called the teacher later.

Answer: A. The student who missed the test called the teacher later.

Student refers to a person and the pronoun is the subject of missed. So who is correct.

Question 25Tricky

Topic: Mixed Pronoun Error

A student wrote a formal email to the exam helpdesk. Choose the correct sentence.

A. Kindly send the update to my email and myself. B. Kindly send the update to I and my email. C. Kindly send the update to my email and I. D. Kindly send the update to my email and me.

Answer: D. Kindly send the update to my email and me.

After the preposition to, object case is used. So me is correct. Myself is not needed here.

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SSC CGL Pronoun Mock Test Answer Key

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Q.No.	Answer	Topic
1	C	Subject and Object Case
2	B	Subject and Object Case
3	A	Subject and Object Case
4	B	Pronoun Agreement
5	A	Pronoun Agreement
6	C	Relative Pronouns
7	D	Relative Pronouns
8	B	Relative Pronouns
9	A	Reflexive Pronouns
10	C	Reflexive Pronouns
11	D	Reflexive Pronouns
12	B	Possessive Pronouns
13	A	Possessive Pronouns
14	C	Possessive Pronouns
15	D	Indefinite Pronouns
16	B	Indefinite Pronouns
17	A	Indefinite Pronouns
18	C	Demonstrative Pronouns
19	D	Demonstrative Pronouns
20	A	Interrogative Pronouns
21	B	Interrogative Pronouns
22	D	Pronoun Agreement
23	C	Pronoun Agreement
24	A	Mixed Pronoun Error
25	D	Mixed Pronoun Error

How to Read Your Score Band

Beginner: If your score is below 40%, first revise subject-object case, possessive pronouns and basic relative pronouns.

Average: If your score is between 40% and 64%, your basics are forming, but you need more sentence correction practice.

Good: If your score is between 65% and 79%, focus on tricky areas like whom, neither, each, myself and pronoun agreement.

Strong: If your score is 80% or above, your pronoun concept is strong. Now attempt mixed grammar sets with noun, pronoun, verb and subject-verb agreement.

Common Mistakes in SSC CGL Pronoun Questions

1. Using I instead of me after prepositions: After between, to, for, with and from, object case is usually used.

2. Overusing myself: Myself should not replace I or me in normal sentences.

3. Confusing who and whom: Who is used as subject, while whom is used as object, especially after prepositions.

4. Wrong possessive form: Its and it's, my and mine, our and ours are common exam traps.

Final Words

This SSC CGL Pronoun Mock Test 2026 is useful for students who want to revise English grammar in a practical way. Pronoun rules become easy when you do not only read the rule, but also check how the pronoun works inside the sentence. Attempt the test, review wrong answers and revise the weak topic again.

FAQs on SSC CGL Pronoun Mock Test 2026

Is pronoun important for SSC CGL English?

Yes, pronoun is important for SSC CGL English because it is used in error detection, sentence correction, fill in the blanks and grammar-based questions.

Which pronoun rules should I revise first?

Start with subject-object case, possessive pronouns, reflexive pronouns, relative pronouns and pronoun agreement because these rules are common in SSC-style questions.

How can I improve pronoun questions for SSC CGL?

Read the rule once, then solve sentence-based questions. After every wrong answer, identify whether the mistake is case, agreement, possessive form or relative pronoun.

Are these SSC CGL pronoun questions original?

Yes, these questions are original practice questions created in a situation-based style for SSC CGL English preparation.

Can this pronoun mock test help in SSC CGL Tier 2?

Yes, this test can help in both SSC CGL Tier 1 and Tier 2 English. For Tier 2, students should also practice mixed grammar, reading comprehension and vocabulary questions.