Who vs. Which Quiz

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Test your knowledge on the use of 'who' and 'which' in English grammar!

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Froggy Jumps Who vs. Which QuizOnline version Test your knowledge on the use of 'who' and 'which' in English grammar! by Rama Saleem 1 When should you use 'who' in a sentence? a When referring to objects. b When referring to places. c When referring to people. 2 What does 'which' refer to? a General ideas. b Specific items or groups. c Only people. 3 Can 'who' be used for animals? a Yes, when they are personified. b No, only for humans. c Only for pets. 4 Is 'which' appropriate for non-human subjects? a Only for abstract concepts. b No, only for people. c Yes, for objects and animals. 5 Choose the correct usage: 'The author, ____ wrote the book, is famous.' a who b which c that 6 Choose the correct usage: 'The car, ____ is red, is mine.' a which b that c who 7 What type of clause does 'who' often introduce? a Noun clauses. b Relative clauses. c Independent clauses. 8 What type of clause does 'which' often introduce? a Defining clauses. b Adverbial clauses. c Non-defining relative clauses. 9 Which is more formal: 'who' or 'which'? a Neither; both are formal in context. b Only 'who' is formal. c Only 'which' is formal. 10 Can 'which' be used in questions? a No, only 'who' can. b Yes, to specify options. c Only in statements.

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Who vs. Which QuizOnline version

Test your knowledge on the use of 'who' and 'which' in English grammar!

by Rama Saleem

When should you use 'who' in a sentence?

When referring to objects.

When referring to places.

When referring to people.

What does 'which' refer to?

General ideas.

Specific items or groups.

Only people.

Can 'who' be used for animals?

Yes, when they are personified.

No, only for humans.

Only for pets.

Is 'which' appropriate for non-human subjects?

Only for abstract concepts.

No, only for people.

Yes, for objects and animals.

Choose the correct usage: 'The author, ____ wrote the book, is famous.'

who

which

that

Choose the correct usage: 'The car, ____ is red, is mine.'

which

that

who

What type of clause does 'who' often introduce?

Noun clauses.

Relative clauses.

Independent clauses.

What type of clause does 'which' often introduce?

Defining clauses.

Adverbial clauses.

Non-defining relative clauses.

Which is more formal: 'who' or 'which'?

Neither; both are formal in context.

Only 'who' is formal.

Only 'which' is formal.

Can 'which' be used in questions?

No, only 'who' can.

Yes, to specify options.

Only in statements.

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Who vs. Which QuizOnline version

by Rama Saleem

When should you use 'who' in a sentence?

What does 'which' refer to?

Can 'who' be used for animals?

Is 'which' appropriate for non-human subjects?

Choose the correct usage: 'The author, ____ wrote the book, is famous.'

Choose the correct usage: 'The car, ____ is red, is mine.'

What type of clause does 'who' often introduce?

What type of clause does 'which' often introduce?

Which is more formal: 'who' or 'which'?

Can 'which' be used in questions?

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