Relative Pronouns and Adverbs

The apple tree ____ survived the storm had been twisted in weird ways.

• that

• who

• where

• which

Which sentence is correct?

• Cleo and Cindy, which are twins, both want to be doctors someday.
• Cleo and Cindy, who are twins, both want to be doctors someday.
• Cleo and Cindy, whom are twins, both want to be doctors someday.
• Cleo and Cindy, whose are twins, both want to be doctors someday.

Which change, if any, needs to be made to the following sentence?

'The pencil who broke had to be replaced.'

• The pencil that broke had to be replaced.

• The pencil whom broke had to be replaced.

• The pencil whose broke had to be replaced.

• No change needed.

What are the three relative adverbs?

• Who

• What

• When

• Where

• Why

Mrs. Temm, the person ____ you are talking to, is my language arts teacher.

• whom

• who

• that

• which

My pet frog, ____ likes to hide under rocks, is gray spotted.

How do you feel about relative adverbs and pronouns?

• I'm GREAT!

• I'm good.

• I need some more practice.

• HELP!

Which of the following are relative pronouns OR relative adverbs?

• which

• that

• his

• whom

• who

Marianne, ___ likes to bake, always gets her schoolwork done.

• Who

• Whom

• That

• She

Fill in the blank.

'He ___ must not be named, is Voldemort.'

• Who

• Whom

• That