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relative clause 2

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Dryden used the English language in his poetry, ----------- had been polished by Milton, and endowed it with grace.

a)

that

b)

what

c)

who

d)

where

e)

which

2.

Teachers, who once related well to students, may find themselves isolated ------------- they are confronted with a younger generation -------------- outlook and values are totally different.

a)

when / whose

b)

that / of which

c)

how/ where

d)

why / whom

e)

where/ when

3.

There are times -------- we need to keep our voices down and wait for------------- is going to happen.

a)

where / that

b)

which/ which

c)

in that / what

d)

when / what

e)

whom / who

4.

The problem --------- the guests will come across with when they arrive home hasn't been solved yet due to our present situation.

a)

who

b)

whose

c)

in which

d)

where

e)

that

5.

Some kinds of mushrooms, -------------- names differ from district to district, are consumed throughout the autumn season.

a)

of which

b)

that

c)

whose

d)

which

e)

of whom

6.

Jewellery ----------- religious motifs were employed for protection against the evil eye has also been found in excavations.

a)

that

b)

in which

c)

whom

d)

what

e)

which

7.

---------- possible games should be integrated with the other language work, ————is taking place.

a)

When / that

b)

That/ with whom

c)

Where / which

d)

For which / whose

e)

Whenever / that

8.

The difference between commercial treaties and political treaties, ———they're often contrasted, is exemplified in the first two treaties made by the United States and France.

a)

that

b)

in which

c)

to what

d)

to whom

e)

with which

9.

Bach introduced a new system of fingering ------------ had an important influence in the modern art of piano playing.

a)

of which

b)

what

c)

which

d)

where

e)

who

10.

The famous critic Ralph Waldo Emerson was strongly attracted to Carlyle and they began a correspondence ------------- continued for more than forty years.

a)

who

b)

which

c)

when

d)

where

e)

whom

11.

John Locke, an English philosopher, scientist, and physician, is generally regarded as the founder of the school of empricism,———1 believes that knowledge only comes from sensory experience.

a)

who

b)

which

c)

that

d)

whom

e)

whose

12.

Coal itself is harmless and presents no risk when it is in site-------------- it was coalified and deposited millions of years ago.

a)

when

b)

what

c)

which

d)

where

e)

that

13.

For the thirteenth century mind, existence was a cosmic drama, ------------ composed by the master dramatist on a central theme.

a)

which

b)

that

c)

who

d)

-------

e)

whose

14.

The aim of government was peace . order, prosperity, ------------Commines, a French statesman, was almost willing to accept.

a)

that

b)

which

c)

from where

d)

whom

e)

for which

15.

Sociologists described the ideal society in general terms as system of social ownership ---------- production would be carried on by voluntary associations of citizens.

a)

where

b)

in what

c)

that

d)

under which

e)

which

16.

Kampur's economic base is manufacturing, supplemented by commerce and banking, --------------- have been attracted by the size and accessibility of the city.

a)

which

b)

of which

c)

with whom

d)

that

e)

on which

17.

Kansas had 2363208 people in 1980 , ----------- were of European descent.

a)

many of that

b)

a quantity of whose

c)

most of whom

d)

a great deal of which

e)

the number of whom

18.

British actor , -------------- memorable roles in horror films made his name virtually synonymous with that genre, also brought about him to be known a notorious man.

a)

of whom

b)

of which

c)

whose

d)

who

e)

for whom

19.

Kazakh was the second largest of the 15 constituent republics of the Soviet Union in area ----------------- is commonly known as Kazakhistan ,------------ indigenous ethnic group are almost the Kazakhs.

a)

in which/ that

b)

where / whose

c)

that/ of whom

d)

by which/ who

e)

which / whose

20.

Most visitors to Kentucky want to see the race horses ----------- the state is famous.

a)

at which

b)

on which

c)

for which

d)

in which

e)

which

21.

It is not only desirable that the method of teaching fits the student, but also that it fits the teacher and this is------------ the "realness" of the teacher comes in.

a)

which

b)

whatever

c)

for which

d)

whom

e)

where

22.

An airport is a base--------- aircraft opearate.

a)

for whom

b)

about which

c)

from which

d)

to whom

e)

whereever

23.

People--------- depended on domesticated crops needed to stay near their field ------------ they could care for their crops and set up storage facilities to surplus food.

a)

that / during which

b)

whom / which

c)

who / where

d)

for whom / for which

e)

whoever / on which

24.

Peter Sellers , ----------- was born in London, was an actor and his parents ---------- performed on stage, probably influenced his career choice.

a)

that / of which

b)

----------- / who

c)

who / both of whom

d)

whom / neither of whose

e)

who / one of which

25.

The president has been defeated on many pieces of legislation, ----------- have been fundmentally sounded.

a)

several of which

b)

many of whom

c)

little of whom

d)

a great amount of which

e)

much of that