Relative Pronoun + Multiple Meaning Words

Front

bat (When I was taking the trash out at night, I saw a bat fly in the air.)

Back

an animal

Front

She took a trip to Florida. Here trip means:

Back

journey

Front

He has turned two. Here turned means:

Back

become

Front

Ms. Sumeira is my current English teacher. Here current means:

Back

happening now

Front

bark (As the mailman delivered the mail, he heard a loud bark from inside the house.)

Back

a dog’s noise

Front

bowl (in the sentence: He ate his cereal in a bowl each morning before school.)

Back

dish

Front

The grocery bag was light because it was packed with bread and hotdog buns. Here light means:

Back

not heavy

Front

The festival, ______________ lasted all day, ended with a banquet. Options: which, who, when, whose

Back

which

Front

What is the name of the street ______ you live? Options: who, whom, whose, which, where

Back

which

Front

I am looking for someone _____________ can watch my dog while I go on vacation. Options:

which

,

who

,

where

,

when

Back

who