5/1 Relative Clauses Quiz

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Test your understanding of defining and non-defining relative clauses.

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5/1 Relative Clauses QuizOnline version Test your understanding of defining and non-defining relative clauses. by Lyle Emerson Sabado 1 What is a defining relative clause? a Provides essential information about the noun b Does not specify the noun c Is always set off by commas d Adds extra, non-essential info 2 Which is a non-defining relative clause? a The book that I bought yesterday b My brother, who lives in Canada, is visiting c The girl who is singing d The car which is parked outside 3 Which relative pronoun is used in defining clauses? a Whom b That or which c Who d Whose 4 In non-defining clauses, commas are used to: a Separate the clause from the main sentence b Indicate a question c Show possession d Connect two clauses 5 Choose the defining relative clause: a London, which is a big city b The movie, which I watched yesterday c My sister, who is a doctor d The book that is on the table 6 Which sentence contains a non-defining clause? a The dog that barked loudly b Paris, which is the capital of France, is beautiful c The house that has a red door d The student who studies hard 7 What is the main difference between defining and non-defining clauses? a Defining clauses are essential; non-defining are extra info b Defining clauses use 'who' only c Non-defining clauses are shorter d Defining clauses are always in past tense 8 Which relative pronoun is used in non-defining clauses? a Who, which, or whom b That c Where d When 9 In defining clauses, the relative pronoun 'that' is often used to: a Introduce a question b Identify or specify the noun c Add extra information d Show possession 10 Which sentence correctly uses a non-defining clause? a My friend, who lives in New York, is coming to visit b The man who is tall c The car that is fast d The book that I read

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5/1 Relative Clauses QuizOnline version

by Lyle Emerson Sabado

What is a defining relative clause?

Which is a non-defining relative clause?

Which relative pronoun is used in defining clauses?

In non-defining clauses, commas are used to:

Choose the defining relative clause:

Which sentence contains a non-defining clause?

What is the main difference between defining and non-defining clauses?

Which relative pronoun is used in non-defining clauses?

In defining clauses, the relative pronoun 'that' is often used to:

Which sentence correctly uses a non-defining clause?