Pronoun -- All

The president's housekeeper gave a private tour of the Rose Garden to several cameramen and ______.
1. I
2. me
FAMU renovated the Carnegie Library, _____ historic building.
1. an
2. a
If you don't attend FSU men's basketball games, ask ______________. They know.
1. somebody who does.
2. people who do
He had refused to confirm or deny that it was _______ in the lobby.
1. he
2. him
The family of four was returning to ________ hometown.
1. their
2. its
The NCAA can't find any other quarterback in major-college football history who has thrown for as many touchdowns as Grossman by ________ sophomore season.
1. their
2. his
Claude Kirk was (a, an) ubiquitous and conspicuous Republican.
1. a
2. an
She attended (a, an) historically black university.
1. a
2. an
The people Mann sings about are as flawed and real as you and (I, me).
1. I
2. me
I wish I could be like (he, him) and his wife.
1. he
2. him
A year ago the Glazer family was the laughingstock of football. Now (it's, they're) having the last laugh.
1. it's
2. they're
He spoke not just for himself but also for every kid in the city who wished (he, they) could play baseball.
1. he
2. they
Every football player and (his, their) parents have seen it.
1. his
2. their
He held a press conference to formalize (him, his) securing a five-year television contract.
1. him
2. his
Duff enjoys having fans who are younger than _______.
1. her
2. she
B.J. Wie suggested Ammaccapane and Hanson should have cut his daughter and (he, him, hymn) some slack.
1. he
2. him
3. hymn
The Dixie Chicks let the music speak for (themselves, itself).
1. themselves
2. itself
One town welcomes (its, their) tourists with a colorful sign.
1. its
2. their
The chance to go to Charlotte allowed (he, him) and wife Linda to get closer to their families.
1. he
2. him
He reached out to those less fortunate than (he, him).
1. he
2. him
(All those in movies want, Everyone in movies wants) to see their work on the big screen.
1. All those in movies want
2. Everyone in movies wants
Woodruff's new book takes much of what she's written about in previous books and puts (it, them) together in an easy-to-read, comprehensive guide.
1. it
2. them
A couple in (their, its) 30s with two children sees the bittersweet choice.
1. their
2. its
I don't begrudge (anyone, people) whatever salary they can get.
1. anyone
2. people
The renewal form will also ask whether the family has access to employer-provided insurance for (its, it's, their) children.
1. its
2. it's
3. their
It's in the "Sixth Sense"/"Unbreakable" mode of supernatural thrillers, and it's almost as good as ____________.
1. they
2. them
My _______________ directs the graduate program.
1. colleague, Michael Abrams,
2. colleague Michael Abrams
Do we really have "liberty and justice for ______
1. all?"
2. all"?
Where can I get a bumper sticker that says, "Slow down for Dale ____________
1. Earnhardt"?
2. Earnhardt?"
[Commas or semicolons?]
The board is debating the fate of several Ohio plants: the Avon Lake, where Ford assembles the Econoline van and Club Wagon bodies___ the Lorain assembly plant that does final assembly of those two products____ and the Walton Hills stamping plant.
1. commas
2. semicolons
Hohmeister requested a raise last ______ however, his request was denied.
1. year,
2. year;
Have you seen the __________________
1. movie, "What About Bob"?
2. movie "What About Bob"?
3. movie, "What About Bob?"
4. movie "What About Bob?"
"Did you have to say _______
1. 'old?'"
2. 'old'?"
3. 'old'"?
4. 'old"?
Randall Werries was southbound in a pickup about 9 a.m. when (comma, no comma) witnesses said (comma, no comma) he slumped over the steering wheel and veered into northbound lanes.
1. comma, comma
2. no comma, no comma