Who vs. Whom Quiz
Instructions: One of the trickiest choices in English grammar! Master the difference between who and whom.
- 1.
Which is correct? '___ is calling?'
AWhoseBWhomCWhoDWhomever - 2.
Which is correct? 'To ___ should I address this letter?'
AwhomBwhoseCwhoeverDwho - 3.
What is the simple trick to decide between who and whom?
A'Who' is formal and 'whom' is informalBIf you can replace it with 'he,' use 'who'; if 'him,' use 'whom'CUse 'who' for questions and 'whom' for statementsDThey are always interchangeable - 4.
Which is correct? '___ did you invite to the party?'
AWhoseBWhomeverCWhoDWhom - 5.
Which is correct? 'The woman ___ called has left a message.'
AwhichBwhoseCwhoDwhom - 6.
Which is correct? 'She is the person ___ I admire most.'
AwhoBwhoeverCwhoseDwhom - 7.
Which is correct? '___ shall I say is calling?'
AWhomBWhoCWhomeverDWhose - 8.
Which is correct? 'The man with ___ she spoke was her lawyer.'
AwhichBwhoCwhomDwhose - 9.
Is 'who' the subject or object form?
ABothBSubject formCNeitherDObject form - 10.
Which is correct? '___ ate the last cookie?'
AWhoseBWhoCWhomDWhomever - 11.
Which is correct? 'Give the award to ___ deserves it.'
AwhoBwhomCwhoeverDwhomever - 12.
Which is correct? 'The candidate ___ the voters chose will serve four years.'
AwhomBwhoCwhoseDwhich - 13.
In modern informal English, is it acceptable to use 'who' in place of 'whom'?
ANo, it is always wrongBYes, it is increasingly accepted in casual speech and writingCOnly in American EnglishDOnly in questions - 14.
Which is correct? '___ do you think will win the election?'
AWhoBWhomCWhomeverDWhose - 15.
Which is correct? 'I don't know ___ to trust.'
AwhomBwhoCwhoseDBoth A and B are accepted