Relative Pronouns and Adverbs 4th Grade

Which sentence correctly uses a relative pronoun?

• The book, that I borrowed from the library, was fascinating.

• The book, which I borrowed from the library, was fascinating.

• The book, whom I borrowed from the library, was fascinating.

• The book, whose I borrowed from the library, was fascinating.

Choose the sentence that correctly uses a relative adverb.

• I remember the day which we met.

• I remember the day when we met.

• I remember the day whom we met.

• I remember the day whose we met.

Identify the sentence that uses a relative pronoun correctly.

• The teacher, who car broke down, was late.

• The teacher, whose car broke down, was late.

• The teacher, whom car broke down, was late.

• The teacher, which car broke down, was late.

Which sentence uses a relative adverb correctly?

• The park, where we played, is now closed.

• The park, which we played, is now closed.

• The park, whom we played, is now closed.

• The park, whose we played, is now closed.

Select the sentence that correctly uses a relative pronoun.

• The artist, that painting was sold, is famous.

• The artist, whose painting was sold, is famous.

• The artist, whom painting was sold, is famous.

• The artist, which painting was sold, is famous.

Which sentence correctly uses a relative adverb?

• The reason why she left is unknown.

• The reason which she left is unknown.

• The reason whom she left is unknown.

• The reason whose she left is unknown.

Identify the sentence that uses a relative pronoun correctly.

• The man, who dog barked, apologized.

• The man, whose dog barked, apologized.

• The man, whom dog barked, apologized.

• The man, which dog barked, apologized.

Choose the sentence that correctly uses a relative adverb.

• The house, where I grew up, is for sale.

• The house, which I grew up, is for sale.

• The house, whom I grew up, is for sale.

• The house, whose I grew up, is for sale.

Select the sentence that correctly uses a relative pronoun.

• The girl, that dress was blue, won the contest.

• The girl, whose dress was blue, won the contest.

• The girl, whom dress was blue, won the contest.

• The girl, which dress was blue, won the contest.

Which sentence uses a relative adverb correctly?

• The moment when he arrived was exciting.

• The moment which he arrived was exciting.

• The moment whom he arrived was exciting.

• The moment whose he arrived was exciting.