Relative Clauses Quest

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Defining vs non-defining clauses

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Froggy Jumps Relative Clauses QuestOnline version Defining vs non-defining clauses by Nelly 1 Which relative clause is defining: 'The book that sits on the desk is mine.' a It adds extra, non-essential information b It uses a comma before that c The clause specifies which book is mine 2 Which pronoun is used for a defining clause referring to people: 'The artist ___ painted this hall is famous.' a who b which c that which 3 Which punctuation is needed for a non-defining clause in English? a Semicolons b Commas c No punctuation 4 Choose the defining clause: 'Students who study hard pass the exams.' a Students, who study hard b Students who study hard c The exams that are hard pass students 5 In a non-defining clause, which pronoun is used for people? a who b that c which 6 Which sentence uses a non-defining clause correctly? a 'My car, which is ten years old, needs repair.' b 'The man who is tall' c 'The book that is on the table' 7 Choose the defining clause: 'The house ___ has a red door is mine.' a which b that c who 8 Do defining or non-defining clauses require commas before the relative pronoun? a Non-defining clauses do not require commas b Both always require commas c Defining clauses do not require commas 9 Which relative pronoun can introduce both defining and non-defining clauses? a that b which c who 10 Identify the error: 'My sister, who lives in Paris is coming.' a Missing comma after Paris b Clause is correctly punctuated c No relative pronoun

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Relative Clauses QuestOnline version

Defining vs non-defining clauses

by Nelly

Which relative clause is defining: 'The book that sits on the desk is mine.'

It adds extra, non-essential information

It uses a comma before that

The clause specifies which book is mine

Which pronoun is used for a defining clause referring to people: 'The artist ___ painted this hall is famous.'

who

which

that which

Which punctuation is needed for a non-defining clause in English?

Semicolons

Commas

No punctuation

Choose the defining clause: 'Students who study hard pass the exams.'

Students, who study hard

Students who study hard

The exams that are hard pass students

In a non-defining clause, which pronoun is used for people?

who

that

which

Which sentence uses a non-defining clause correctly?

'My car, which is ten years old, needs repair.'

'The man who is tall'

'The book that is on the table'

Choose the defining clause: 'The house ___ has a red door is mine.'

which

that

who

Do defining or non-defining clauses require commas before the relative pronoun?

Non-defining clauses do not require commas

Both always require commas

Defining clauses do not require commas

Which relative pronoun can introduce both defining and non-defining clauses?

that

which

who

Identify the error: 'My sister, who lives in Paris is coming.'

Missing comma after Paris

Clause is correctly punctuated

No relative pronoun

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Relative Clauses Quest

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Relative Clauses QuestOnline version

by Nelly

Which relative clause is defining: 'The book that sits on the desk is mine.'

Which pronoun is used for a defining clause referring to people: 'The artist ___ painted this hall is famous.'

Which punctuation is needed for a non-defining clause in English?

Choose the defining clause: 'Students who study hard pass the exams.'

In a non-defining clause, which pronoun is used for people?

Which sentence uses a non-defining clause correctly?

Choose the defining clause: 'The house ___ has a red door is mine.'

Do defining or non-defining clauses require commas before the relative pronoun?

Which relative pronoun can introduce both defining and non-defining clauses?

Identify the error: 'My sister, who lives in Paris is coming.'