Relative Pronouns Quiz

Using defining relative pronouns in sentences: Fill in the blank with the correct relative pronoun - The book ____ I borrowed from the library is very interesting.

• that

• where

• when

• who

Using defining relative pronouns in sentences: Choose the correct relative pronoun to complete the sentence.

The girl ____ won the competition is my friend.

• who

• which

• where

• whom

Using defining relative pronouns in sentences:

Rewrite the sentence using a defining relative pronoun:

The car is red. The car belongs to my brother.

• The car, who is red, belongs to my brother.

• The car, when is red, belongs to my brother.

• The car, which is red, belongs to my brother.

• The car, where is red, belongs to my brother.

Using defining relative pronouns in sentences: Identify the defining relative pronoun in the sentence - The house that we visited yesterday was beautiful.

• when

• where

• who

• that

Using non-defining relative pronouns in sentences: Fill in the blank with the correct relative pronoun -

My sister, ____, is an excellent dancer.

• what

• who

• why

• where

Using non-defining relative pronouns in sentences: Choose the correct relative pronoun to complete the sentence - The movie, ____, was released last week, is a thriller.

• who

• which

• where

• when

Using non-defining relative pronouns in sentences: Identify the non-defining relative pronoun in the sentence - John, who is my best friend, loves to play basketball.

• loves

• who

• my

• is

Applying defining and non-defining relative pronouns in writing: Write a sentence using a defining relative pronoun.

• The restaurant where we had dinner was delicious.

• The cat who is sleeping on the couch is mine.

• I saw the movie which was really good.

• The book that I borrowed from the library is due next week.

Applying defining and non-defining relative pronouns in writing: Write a sentence using a non-defining relative pronoun.

• The dog, who barked all night, kept me awake.

• The book, which I borrowed from the library, was very interesting.

• The movie, that I watched last night, was really good.

• The car, where I left my keys, was parked in the driveway.

Applying defining and non-defining relative pronouns in writing: Combine the two sentences using a relative pronoun - The boy is very smart. His parents are doctors.

• The boy, that his parents are doctors, is very smart.

• The boy, who is very smart, has parents who are doctors.

• The boy, his parents are doctors, is very smart.

• The boy, whose parents are doctors, is very smart.