Relative Pronouns and Adjective Clauses

I know all the women. They came to my party.

• I know all the women who came to my party.
• I know all the women which came to my party.
• I know all the women whose came to my party.
• I know all the women whom came to my party.

These scholarships will be given to the  students ______________

• Which pass the selection test
• Whose selection test passes
• They passed the selection test
• Who have passed the selection test

What is the adjective clause? The dress that she is wearing is new.

• that she is wearing
• she is wearing
• that she is wearing is new
• The dress

What is the adjective clause? The doctor who examined the sick child was very gentle.

• who examined the sick child
• was very gentle
• the doctor who examined
• who examined the sick child was very gentle

What is the adjective clause? The paper that David is writing must be finished by Friday.

• that David is writing
• must be finished by Friday
• that David is writing must be finished by Friday
• The paper

What is the adjective clause? The man who won the car is my brother.

• who won the car
• who won the car is my brother
• the car is my brother
• The man who won

What is the adjective clause? I know someone that served in World War II.

• that served in World War II
• that served
• someone that served
• I know someone

Correct or incorrect? The electrician that works down the street can do the job for us.

• incorrect
• correct
• both
• both

Correct or incorrect? Abraham Lincoln, who was the 16th president of the United States, was born in Kentucky.

• correct
• incorrect
• both
• both

Correct or incorrect? Classes that have fewer than 30 students are better than large classes.

• correct
• incorrect
• both
• both