Answer: A) Herself
Explanation for this question is being written.
Answer: B) To emphasize the noun or pronoun they refer to.
Answer: C) Herself
Answer: A) Intensive
Answer: B) Yourself
Answer: C) Abigail knew that she herself was the most talented.
Answer: B) Intensive
Answer: B) Intensive pronoun.
Answer: D) Himself
Answer: C) Intensive
Answer: A) INTENSIVE
Answer: B) Intensive Pronouns.
Answer: C) Myself
Answer: B) To show surprise that the principal (not a student) did something so silly.
Answer: A) Intensive pronoun.
Answer: B) It is an intensive pronoun emphasizing 'the movie'.
Answer: B) Intensive Pronoun used.
Answer: A) If you take it out of a sentence, the sentence will still make sense.
Answer: B) The teacher herself graded our essays.
Answer: A) To add emphasis to a noun or pronoun already named.
Answer: B) Himself
Answer: A) Yes, for example:'I myself made the cake for the party, and I enjoyed it myself.'.
Answer: C) To emphasize that Elvis was responsible for his own actions.
Answer: A) Ourselves
Answer: C) Professional
Answer: D) The sentence loses its emphasis but still makes sense.
Answer: B) False
Answer: C) Yourself
Answer: D) Intensive
Answer: B) Herself
Answer: B) One another.
Answer: B) Intensive Pronoun.
Answer: B) I myself will fix the computer.
Answer: C) Themselves
Answer: C) Who did it?
Answer: A) He completed the project himself.
Answer: B) Themselves
Answer: B) The principal himself announced the snow day over the intercom.
Answer: B) Yourself, intensive.