What is a relative clause in a sentence?

• A clause that modifies the subject of the sentence.

• A clause that modifies the verb of the sentence.

• A clause that adds additional information about the object of the sentence.

• A clause that adds additional information about the preposition of the sentence.

• A clause within an object.

Which of the following is an example of a relative pronoun used in a restrictive relative clause?

• Which.

• Whose.

• That.

• When.

• None of the above.

In the sentence "The cat, who was black, ran through the park," which word does the relative clause modify?

• Cat.

• Black.

• Ran.

• Park.

• Through.

In the sentence "The book that I read last night was very interesting," what is the function of the relative clause?

• To summarize the information.

• To modify the verb of the sentence.

• To add additional information about the object of the sentence.

• To add additional information about the preposition of the sentence.

• To modify the subject of the sentence.

Which pronouns can be used to introduce a relative clause?

• What, when, and where.

• That, which, and whose.

• He, she, and it.

• None of the above.

• Is, am, and are

Which of the following is an example of a relative adverb?

• Whose.

• Where.

• That.

• Which.

• Where.

In the sentence "The woman who I saw at the store was my neighbor," what is the function of the relative clause?

• To modify the subject of the sentence.

• To modify the verb of the sentence.

• To add additional information about the object of the sentence.

• To add additional information about the preposition of the sentence.

• To summarize the information.

Which of the following is an example of a relative clause that begins with a preposition?

• The car that I bought is very reliable.

• The book I read very informative.

• The person who I talked to was very helpful.

• The book which I read was very informative.

• The house where I grew up is now for sale.

Which of the following is an example of a relative adverb?

• Whose.

• Where.

• That.

• Which.

• Where.

The meaning of “digital literacy” has shifted over the years. While there was a time when job candidates were encouraged to list “Proficient at Microsoft Word” on their resume, now such skills are considered standard. This shift toward a technologically savvy workforce has permeated the classroom as well.

It makes sense to assume that the more digitally literate our teachers are, the more they’ll employ these skills in the classroom, which will in turn foster a strong sense of digital citizenship in our students. However, the importance and scope of digital literacy extends beyond this simple theory.

What is the topic of the text?

• The importance of Microsoft Word

  proficiency on a resume.

• The history of digital literacy.

• The shift toward a technologically savvy workforce.

• The importance of digital literacy skills

  for teachers.

• The impact of digital literacy on job

  candidates.