Relative Clauses Quiz

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Froggy Jumps Relative Clauses QuizOnline version Test your grasp of relative clauses. by dinara din 1 What introduces a relative clause? a a coordinating conjunction b an article c a relative pronoun (who/which/that) 2 Which relative pronoun refers to a person? a who b that c which 3 Choose a correct pronoun: The book ___ I bought yesterday. a that b who c which 4 Non-defining relative clauses are set off by ___. a no punctuation b commas c semicolons 5 Which clause can omit the relative pronoun in some cases? a Reduced relative clause b Non-defining relative clause c Defining relative clause 6 Which form is used after a preposition in formal relative clauses? a to whom b which c to who 7 The phrase 'standing in the yard' in 'The man standing there is my neighbor' is a ___ relative clause. a reduced b defining c non-defining 8 Which describes extra information about a person and uses commas? a Defining relative clause b Reduced relative clause c Non-defining relative clause 9 Which pronoun is preferred for people? a which b that c who 10 In 'The car ___ I bought last week is red', which is acceptable? a that b which c who

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Relative Clauses QuizOnline version

Test your grasp of relative clauses.

by dinara din

What introduces a relative clause?

a coordinating conjunction

an article

a relative pronoun (who/which/that)

Which relative pronoun refers to a person?

who

that

which

Choose a correct pronoun: The book ___ I bought yesterday.

that

who

which

Non-defining relative clauses are set off by ___.

no punctuation

commas

semicolons

Which clause can omit the relative pronoun in some cases?

Reduced relative clause

Non-defining relative clause

Defining relative clause

Which form is used after a preposition in formal relative clauses?

to whom

which

to who

The phrase 'standing in the yard' in 'The man standing there is my neighbor' is a ___ relative clause.

reduced

defining

non-defining

Which describes extra information about a person and uses commas?

Defining relative clause

Reduced relative clause

Non-defining relative clause

Which pronoun is preferred for people?

which

that

who

In 'The car ___ I bought last week is red', which is acceptable?

that

which

who

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Relative Clauses QuizOnline version

by dinara din

What introduces a relative clause?

Which relative pronoun refers to a person?

Choose a correct pronoun: The book ___ I bought yesterday.

Non-defining relative clauses are set off by ___.

Which clause can omit the relative pronoun in some cases?

Which form is used after a preposition in formal relative clauses?

The phrase 'standing in the yard' in 'The man standing there is my neighbor' is a ___ relative clause.

Which describes extra information about a person and uses commas?

Which pronoun is preferred for people?

In 'The car ___ I bought last week is red', which is acceptable?

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