Relative Pronouns and Clauses

What is the main difference between Type 1 and Type 2 relative clauses?

• They both use commas.

• Type 1 uses commas, Type 2 does not.

• Type 1 does not use commas, Type 2 uses commas.

• They both do not use commas.

Which relative pronoun can be used for people in both types of relative clauses?

• Which

• That

• Who

• Whom

In Type 1 relative clauses, which pronoun can be used for things?

• Whom

• That

• Who

• Whose

In Type 2 relative clauses, what is the function of the relative clause?

• To identify the person or thing

• To give extra information

• To ask a question

• To describe an action

Which relative pronoun is not used in Type 1 clauses when it is the object?

• Whom

• Who

• Which

• That

What is the correct way to use a preposition with 'whom' or 'which' for people and things?

• to whom, about which

• to which, about whom

• to whom, about whom

• to which, about which

In spoken English, where is the preposition often kept in a relative clause?

• Before the verb

• After the verb

• At the end of the sentence

• At the beginning of the sentence

Which of the following is an example of using 'all of' with 'whom'?

• Helen has three brothers, all of whom are married.

• Helen has three brothers, all of which are married.

• Helen has three brothers, none of whom are married.

• Helen has three brothers, some of whom are married.

What is the correct use of 'which' in a sentence?

• Joe got the job, which surprised everybody.

• Joe got the job, that surprised everybody.

• Joe got the job, what surprised everybody.

• Joe got the job, who surprised everybody.

Which sentence correctly uses 'the cause of which'?

• The house was damaged in a fire, the cause of which was never established.

• The house was damaged in a fire, the cause of whom was never established.

• The house was damaged in a fire, the cause of what was never established.

• The house was damaged in a fire, the cause of that was never established.