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WorksheetsGrammar Make up Test
Total questions: 48
Worksheet time: 36mins
This is the man ............... built our house.
who
which
when
whose
There is the bridge .............. we have to cross.
which
who
whose
whom
The girl ................ lives next door is very nice.
where
who
which
when
The bus ............... takes you to the station should be here any minute.
who
where
why
which
This is the dog ................. barks every night.
when
which
who
whose
A castle is a place.................. a king or queen lives.
which
whose
where
when
An actress is a woman ................. plays in films or theatre plays.
which
whose
who
where
This is the girl ............. mother is from Canada.
when
which
who
whose
This is the time of the year ................. many people suffer from high fever.
who
when
which
where
The flowers ................ grow in the garden are beautiful.
who
when
whose
which
The woman ............... is sitting at the desk is Mr Winter's secretary.
who
when
whose
where
I cannot remember the reason ................... he wanted us to leave.
whose
when
why
where
Jane, ............... mother is a physician, is very good at biology.
when
whose
which
who
She didn’t see the snake .................. was lying on the ground.
whose
which
who
where
Do you know the shop .................. Andrew picked me up?
whose
who
why
where
1453 is the year ................... Fatih Sultan Mehmet conquered Istanbul.
who
when
where
why
The hotel.................we spent out holiday was very luxurious.
where
who
which
whose
Where is the watch ................. we bought yesterday?
who
where
which
when
The restaurant ............... we eat our lunch is far away from here.
when
who
where
which
I don’t remember the boy ............. lives in Netherlands.
who
where
which
whose
My mother, ____ worked as a nurse, is retired now.
whose
which
who
Where
Which of the following is true about a relative clause?
It provides information about a noun within a sentence.
It is a dependent clause and CANNOT stand alone.
It begins with a relative pronoun.
A relative clause can be restrictive or nonrestrictive.
Which of the following is true about a relative clause?
It provides information about a noun within a sentence.
It is a dependent clause and CANNOT stand alone.
It begins with a relative pronoun.
A relative clause can be restrictive or nonrestrictive.
Which of the following accurately describes a RESTRICTIVE CLAUSE?
a sentence that includes information that is ESSENTIAL to the meaning of the sentence and DOES NOT USE commas, dashes, or parentheses
a sentence that includes information that is NOT ESSENTIAL to the meaning of the sentence and IS OFFSET by commas, dashes, or parentheses
Which of the following accurately describes a NON-RESTRICTIVE CLAUSE?
a sentence that includes information that is ESSENTIAL to the meaning of the sentence and IS NOT OFFSET by commas, dashes, or parentheses
a sentence that includes information that is NOT ESSENTIAL to the meaning of the sentence and IS OFFSET by commas, dashes, or parentheses
Read the following sentence:
The players who are wearing the red uniforms are winning the game.
Which answer choice correctly identifies and explains the type of clause used?
Restrictive Clause: The information is essential. If the clause is removed, the sentence becomes vague. The reader does not know which players are winning the game.
Nonrestrictive clause: The information is not needed. If the clause is removed, the original intent of the sentence doesn't change.
Read the following sentence:
The soft cartilage that makes up sharks' skeletons dissolves over time.
Which answer choice correctly identifies and explains the type of clause used?
Restrictive Clause: The information is essential. If the clause is removed, the sentence becomes vague. The information identifies what type of soft cartilage, otherwise it would be unknown.
Nonrestrictive clause: The information is not needed. If the clause is removed, the original intent of the sentence doesn't change.
Read the following sentence:
Olive Garden is our favorite restaurant, which is why we go there often.
Which answer choice correctly identifies and explains the type of clause used?
Restrictive Clause: The information is essential. If the clause is removed, the sentence becomes vague. The information identifies the restaurant.
Nonrestrictive clause: The information is not needed. If the clause is removed, the original intent of the sentence doesn't change.
What is the relative pronoun in the following sentence?
Sarah, who constantly complains about her poor grades, never studies.
Sarah
who
complains
poor
What is the relative clause in the sentence?
Sarah, who constantly complains about her poor grades, never studies.
constantly complains about
who constantly complains
about her poor grades
who constantly complains about her poor grades
Is the clause used in the sentence RESTRICTIVE or NONRESTRICTIVE?
Sarah, who constantly complains about her poor grades, never studies.
RESTRICTIVE and is NOT NECESSARY to the sentence
RESTRICTIVE and IS NECESSARY to the sentence
NONRESTRICTIVE and is NOT NECESSARY to the sentence
NONRESTRICTIVE and IS NECESSARY to the sentence
What is the relative pronoun in the following sentence?
The painting that was stolen from the gallery was very valuable.
painting
that
stolen
valuable
What is the relative clause in the sentence?
The painting that was stolen from the gallery was very valuable.
The painting that was stolen
stolen from the gallery
that was stolen from the gallery
was very valuable
Is the clause used in the sentence RESTRICTIVE or NONRESTRICTIVE?
The painting that was stolen from the gallery was very valuable.
RESTRICTIVE and is NOT NECESSARY to the sentence
RESTRICTIVE and IS NECESSARY to the sentence
NONRESTRICTIVE and is NOT NECESSARY to the sentence
NONRESTRICTIVE and IS NECESSARY to the sentence
What is the relative pronoun in the following sentence?
Jimmy, whose parents both work as teachers at the school, became class president.
Jimmy
parents
became
whose
What is the relative clause in the sentence?
Jimmy, whose parents both work as teachers at the school, became class president.
Jimmy
whose parents both work
whose parents both work as teachers at the school
became class president
Is the clause used in the sentence RESTRICTIVE or NONRESTRICTIVE?
Jimmy, whose parents both work as teachers at the school, became class president.
RESTRICTIVE and is NOT NECESSARY to the sentence
RESTRICTIVE and IS NECESSARY to the sentence
NONRESTRICTIVE and is NOT NECESSARY to the sentence
NONRESTRICTIVE and IS NECESSARY to the sentence
How confident do you feel about identifying restrictive and non-restrictive clauses?
Very confident.
Somewhat confident.
Not at all confident.
