Relative Clauses Challenge

Identify the relative clause in the sentence: The book that I borrowed from the library is due tomorrow.

• that I bought online

• that I borrowed from the library

• that I read yesterday

• that I found in the library

Combine the two sentences using a relative clause: The girl is wearing a red dress. She is my best friend.

• The girl who is wearing a red dress is my best friend.

• The girl in a red dress is my best friend.

• The girl with a red dress is my best friend.

• The girl who wears a red dress is my best friend.

Which relative pronoun is used to refer to things or animals?

• whom

• who

• which

• that

Identify the relative clause in the sentence: The car, which was parked outside, belongs to my neighbor.

• parked outside which

• the car

• belongs to my neighbor

• which was parked outside

Combine the two sentences using a relative clause: The teacher is very kind. She helped me with my homework.

• The teacher, who is very tall, helped me with my homework.

• The teacher, who is very kind, helped me with my homework.

• The teacher, who is very kind, gave me a test.

• The teacher, who is very strict, helped me with my homework.

Which relative pronoun is used to refer to people?

• whom

• where

• who

• which

Identify the relative clause in the sentence: The dog who barks loudly is my pet.

• loudly barks who

• who barks loudly

• dog who barks

• barks loudly who

Combine the two sentences using a relative clause: The house is old. It has a beautiful garden.

• The beautiful garden is in an old house.

• An old house with a beautiful garden.

• The old house has a beautiful garden.

• The house that has a beautiful garden is old.

Which relative pronoun can be used for both people and things?

• which

• whom

• who

• that

Identify the relative clause in the sentence: The movie that we watched last night was amazing.

• that we saw yesterday

• that we watched last night

• who watched the movie

• which we enjoyed last night