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Froggy Jumps Quantifiers & Relative ClausesOnline version Quick grammar hunt: quantifiers & clauses. by Emilia 1 Which relative pronoun is used for people in a clause after a quantifier? a whom b that c which 2 With a quantifier, which cannot be replaced by that? a whom b which c who 3 In 'most of which we usually ignore', what word is the quantifier? a many of b most of c all of 4 In 'many of whom are scientists', which phrase is correct? a many whom b much of whom c many of whom 5 Which is the correct relative phrase for 'pollen, which we notice'? a that we notice b which we usually notice c whom we notice 6 Which quantifier means 'the total number'? a some of b most of c all of 7 Where should the relative clause begin after a noun like 'gravities' in formal writing? a with the preposition before the relative pronoun b without a preposition c after the verb 8 Which sentence uses the relative pronoun 'which' for things (not people)? a People, whom which are scientists, focus on details. b Microphotographers, which are scientists, focus on the tiniest details. c Microphotography gives a fresh perspective on everyday objects, most of which we usually ignore. 9 In 'Special microscopes, to which cameras are attached', what is 'to which' showing? a a preposition before the relative pronoun b no relation word c a reduced clause 10 Which quantifier group is listed to add details in relative clauses? a all, each, many b all of, each of, many of, most of, much of, none of, some of c none, some, all

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Quantifiers & Relative ClausesOnline version

Quick grammar hunt: quantifiers & clauses.

by Emilia

Which relative pronoun is used for people in a clause after a quantifier?

whom

that

which

With a quantifier, which cannot be replaced by that?

whom

which

who

In 'most of which we usually ignore', what word is the quantifier?

many of

most of

all of

In 'many of whom are scientists', which phrase is correct?

many whom

much of whom

many of whom

Which is the correct relative phrase for 'pollen, which we notice'?

that we notice

which we usually notice

whom we notice

Which quantifier means 'the total number'?

some of

most of

all of

Where should the relative clause begin after a noun like 'gravities' in formal writing?

with the preposition before the relative pronoun

without a preposition

after the verb

Which sentence uses the relative pronoun 'which' for things (not people)?

People, whom which are scientists, focus on details.

Microphotographers, which are scientists, focus on the tiniest details.

Microphotography gives a fresh perspective on everyday objects, most of which we usually ignore.

In 'Special microscopes, to which cameras are attached', what is 'to which' showing?

a preposition before the relative pronoun

no relation word

a reduced clause

Which quantifier group is listed to add details in relative clauses?

all, each, many

all of, each of, many of, most of, much of, none of, some of

none, some, all

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by Emilia

Which relative pronoun is used for people in a clause after a quantifier?

With a quantifier, which cannot be replaced by that?

In 'most of which we usually ignore', what word is the quantifier?

In 'many of whom are scientists', which phrase is correct?

Which is the correct relative phrase for 'pollen, which we notice'?

Which quantifier means 'the total number'?

Where should the relative clause begin after a noun like 'gravities' in formal writing?

Which sentence uses the relative pronoun 'which' for things (not people)?

In 'Special microscopes, to which cameras are attached', what is 'to which' showing?

Which quantifier group is listed to add details in relative clauses?

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