Week3 Robin Hood Vocab $ Learn IT!

Entertaining

• Boring and dull

• Annoying and frustrating

• Providing enjoyment or amusement

• Causing confusion and chaos

Carefree

• Worry-free and relaxed

• Always stressed and anxious

• Very careful and cautious

• Full of responsibilities and concerns

Sociably

• Rude and unfriendly

• Enjoying and interacting with others

• Preferring to stay alone

• Unable to communicate

Confronted

• Ignored and avoided

• To meet or face something directly

• Escaped from a situation

• Made peace with a problem

Which is the correct answer to describe who/which clause?

• A who/which clause is used to introduce a question in a sentence.

• A who/which clause combines two complete sentences into one.

• A who/which clause shows the reason why something happened in a sentence.

• A who/which clause provides additional information about a person (who) or a thing (which) in a sentence.

You use a comma in a who/which clause when the information it provides is __________ to the meaning of the sentence, meaning the sentence would still make sense without the clause.

• non-essential

• essential

• critical

• mandatory

What is another name for a who/which clause?

What parts of speech does a who/which clause HAVE to contain?

What is the purpose and function of an adjective?

What questions does an adjective answer?

• which one

• what kind

• how many

• whose

• all are right