1. Choose the correct adjective clause to complete the sentence:

"The book, _, I borrowed last week was on the table."

• That

• Which

• Who

• Where

2. Which sentence correctly uses an adjective clause?

• She met a woman whose was very kind.

• She met a woman which was very kind.

• She met a woman who was very kind.

• She met a woman whom was very kind.

3. Identify the adjective clause in the sentence:

"The house where I grew up is for sale."

• The house is for sale

• where I grew up

• is for sale

• The house where I grew up is for sale

4. Choose the sentence with the correct adjective clause!

• I have a friend whose car broke down.

• I have a friend which car broke down.

• I have a friend of car broke down.

• I have a friend whom car broke down.

5. Select the correct adjective clause for the sentence:

"The restaurant _ we visited last night serves delicious food."

• that

• whom

• where

• which

6. Identify the adjective clause in this sentence:

"She wore the dress which she bought yesterday."

• She wore the dress

• which she bought yesterday

• she bought yesterday

• the dress which she bought

7. Choose the correct adjective clause to complete the sentence:

"The professor, _, is very knowledgeable is giving a lecture today."

• who

• whom

• which

• whose

8. In which sentence is the adjective clause used incorrectly?

• I spoke to the manager whose office is on the third floor.

• The book which I am reading is fascinating.

• She wore the necklace who her mother gave her.

• The house that Jack built is very old.

9. This is the reason ____ I decided to move to a new city.

• Why

• Whom

• Where

• Which

10. The person ___ you spoke to is my brother.

• Who

• Which

• Whom

• Whose