Quis/quid in indirect questions

[Quis ut Deus]

Salvete!

I was wondering if I correctly understand quis in the context of indirect questions.

Here are some examples I have written:

Scio quis veniat. I know who is coming.
Scio cui librum des. I know to whom you are giving the book.
Scio cuius libri sit. I know whose book it is.
Scio quem necaveris. I know whom you killed.


Gratias vobis ago, amici amicaeque!

[adrianus]

Unless I'm wrong, you're spot on, Quis ut Deus. Apart from "cuius liber sit".
Nisi equidem fallor, Quis ut Deus, perbonum est, separatim "cuius liber sit".

[Quis ut Deus]

Adriane salve!

Thanks for the help as usual. You are a scholar and a gentleman!

[adrianus]

...and more besides ...and less. No problem.
...item plus, ...item minus. Libenter.