Question 1: In the sentence, 'Who will manage Stark Industries?', is 'Who' acting as the subject or the object? Explain briefly.

Answer: It is the subject because it is asking who will perform the action.

Question 2: Identify the function of 'Whom' in the sentence: 'Whom do you think will succeed Tony Stark?' Is it the subject or the object?

Answer: It is the object because it is receiving the action of succeeding.

Question 3: Choose the correct word to complete the sentence: ______ do you think will lead the Avengers? (Who/Whom)

Answer: a) Who

Question 4: Rewrite this question correctly: 'Whom is going to the concert with us?'

Answer: Who is going to the concert with us?

Question 5: Explain why the sentence 'Who do you admire most?' uses 'Who' instead of 'Whom'.

Answer: Because 'Who' is the subject of the sentence, performing the action of admiration.

Question 6: In the context of pop culture, write a sentence using 'Who' as the subject and 'Whom' as the object related to a superhero story.

Answer: Sample response should include a sentence like: 'The hero asked, 'Who will join me on this mission?' and the villain questioned, 'Whom do you trust the most?'

Question 7: Identify the error in the following sentence: 'To whom should I send the invitation?' and correct it if necessary.

Answer: The sentence is correct; 'Whom' is used properly as the object of 'to'.

Question 8: Describe in a short paragraph how understanding the difference between Who and Whom can help in analyzing film dialogues.

Answer: Understanding the distinction helps identify who is performing the action versus who is receiving it, which is essential in interpreting character intentions and relationships in dialogues.

Question 9: Create a comic strip dialogue involving a famous pop culture character where you correctly use Who and Whom.

Answer: Students' responses will vary, but should include proper use of Who as the subject and Whom as the object in their dialogue.