Relative Clauses

A relative clause is a(n) __________________ clause.

• independent

• dependent

• rependent

• interdependent

A relative clause gives more information about:

• the subject of the sentence.

• a particular noun in the sentence.

• the direct object of the sentence.

• the verb of the sentence.

The relative pronoun, which introduces a relative clause, is:

• quī, quae, quod

• is, ea, id

• hic, haec, hoc

• ille, illa, illud

Which of the following can NOT be in the accusative case?

• quem

• quod

• quae

• quī

The gender and number of the relative pronoun is determined by:

• the antecedent.

• the subject of the main clause.

• the speaker.

• the phase of the moon.

The case of the relative pronoun is determined by:

• its use in the relative clause.

• the case of the antecedent.

• a roll of the dice.

• the tense of the verb.

What form of quī, quae, quod would be needed in the following sentence:

I saw a man who lives near me.

• quae

• quem

• quī

• quod

What form of quī, quae, quod would be needed in the following sentence:

The girls whom the teacher sees are walking to class.

• quōs

• quās

• quī

• quam

What form of quī, quae, quod would be needed in the following sentence:

I approached the huge city that everyone knows.

• quam

• quem

• quī

• quod

What form of quī, quae, quod would be needed in the following sentence:

There are many animals which live in this forest.

• quōrum

• quae

• quod

• quās