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Relative Clauses Quiz

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Test your knowledge of who/which/where/that

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Test your knowledge of who/which/where/that

by Teacher Marianny Santana
1

The museum, ______ opened last year, is hosting a new exhibit.

2

The scientist, ______ discovered the cure, received an international award.

3

The painting, ______ hung in the gallery, was created in the 18th century.

4

This is the city ______/where/that hosts the annual festival.

5

The novel, ______ won the prize, is on my shelf.

6

The author ______ wrote the bestseller lives in Canada.

7

The company ______ sold the most cars this quarter reported strong profits.

8

The park, ______ is just across the river, is popular with joggers.

9

The bridge ______ connects the two towns was built in 1923.

10

A place ______/where/that offers hiking trails would suit our trip.

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Use that for a noun phrase like 'museum' (a place). 'Where' would refer to a location, not a thing.

'Who' refers to people; here the noun is 'scientist'.

For a painting (object), use 'that' or 'which'; 'where' denotes location.

'Where' introduces a location.

For a thing (the novel), use 'which' or 'that'; 'which' is common in non-restrictive clauses.

'Who' refers to a person (the author).

Refers to a company (thing); 'that' is appropriate.

Non-human subject; use 'which' for a non-restrictive clause.

Bridge is a thing; 'that' fits in restrictive clause.

'That' is used for a place in a restrictive clause; 'where' can also be used, but 'that' is more formal here.

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