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WorksheetsCE 202-U8
Total questions: 115
Worksheet time: 2hrs 30mins
The Taj Mahal, .............is recognized as one of the wonders of the world, was built by an Indian King in memory of his beloved wife.
which
that
where
what
I have two sisters,...............are very good at cooking.
who
whom
both of them
both of whom
The TV program................you recommended was full of inappropriate language.
that
whose
who
of which
Greenco is an organization.................mission is to raise awareness of environmental issues.
who
what
whose
which
We are going to meet the candidate...............got the highest score in person.
whom
which
whose
who
Mr. Chang asked me the reason...............the vice president resigned.
who
where
why
how
We went to different places............you find people............language was hard to understand.
where-which
where-whose
that-whose
which-whose
We came within sight of Everest, ..............has attracted so many climbers.
the summit of which
which of the summit
whose summit of
of which the summit
The man ____ lives next door is very friendly.
which
where
who
An oven is a machine _____ is used for baking and cooking.
which
where
who
My grandmother is the one ____ taught me English.
which
where
who
Anne is the one _____ teaches us on Fridays.
which
where
who
A ostrich is a bird _____ is very big and has a long neck.
which
where
who
A strawberry is a fruit _____ grows in summer. (Choose 2)
that
which
who
whose
My dad is the person in my family _____ does all the cooking.
that
which
who
I loved the dress ____ you wore yesterday.
(-) means pronoun is not necessary.
that
-
who
Indicate if the next sentence is a defining or a non-defining relative clause.
Alice, who's retired now, spends a lot of time with her grandchildren.
Defining relative clause
Non-defining relative clause
This is the music (a) was used at the show.
My cousin, (a) you met last year, just got married.
She works with her siblings, (a) company manufactures clothes.
Indicate if the following sentence is a defining or a non-defining relative clause:
Are you the one who sent me the letter?
Defining relative clause
Non-defining relative clause
Summer is the season of the year (a) I am happiest.
That's the stadium __________ FC Barcelona play.
that
where
when
whose
Indicate if the following sentence is a defining or a non-defining relative clause:
He's a singer and composer whose albums have sold millions.
Defining relative clause
Non-defining relative clause
You have two houses.
My house which is in Miami is very expensive.
My house, which is in Miami, is very expensive.
You have only one sister.
My sister who works in a hotel got a promotion.
My sister, who works in a hotel, got a promotion.
You have many cats.
The cat that is outside the house is mine.
The cat, which is outside the house, is mine.
You have many pairs of shoes.
The pair of shoes that I bought yesterday is my favorite.
The pair of shoes, that I bought yesterday, is my favorite.
You are talking about one room in your house.
My living room, which is the largest room in my house, is at the front of the house.
My living room which is the largest room in my house is at the front of the house.
There are thousands of museums in the world.
The museum, which we visited on holiday, is very interesting.
The museum which we visited on holiday is very interesting.
"Relative clauses give information about a person, an object, a place, etc..."
"WHO, WHICH, THAT, WHOSE, WHERE are relative pronouns"
to give information about people.
Who
Which
Whose
Where
The village where I grew up is very small.
It is a non-defining relative clause.
It is a defining relative clause.
Lady Gaga, who is a well-known pop star, is only 24.
It is a defining relative clause.
It is a non-defining relative clause.
Jim, _______ I've known for years, is my best friend.
who
what
which
where
Complete the sentence with the correct relative pronoun.
Mr. Brown is the man _____ takes care of my farm in Chiriquí.
which
who
whose
Complete the sentence with the correct relative pronoun.
Beto shares an apartment with his best friend ________ cousin owns the building.
that
who
whose
Complete the sentence with the correct relative pronoun.
Most of the homes _________ were damaged in the storm were not covered by insurance.
who
which
whose
We use this relative pronoun to give information about things.
Which
Where
Who
Whose
We use this relative pronoun
to give information about possessions.
Whose
Who
Where
Which
We use thIS relative pronoun to give information about places.
Where
Which
Who
Whose
Defining and Non-defining Relative Clauses
Essential and Additional Relative Clauses
Standard and Non-standard Relative Clauses
This relative clause gives essential information about the person/thing/possession/place.
Defining Relative Clause
Non-definining Relative Clause
Standard Relative Clause
The clause in red is an example of a...
Defining Relative Clause
Non-definining Relative Clause
Standard Relative Clause
John, ….…., is a doctor.
who studied in New Zealand
which I know
whom is young
Paris, ……., is very beautiful.
where is the capital of France
which is the capital of France
that is the capital of France
Which one is CORRECT?
The new teacher, who came yesterday, speaks Korean.
The new teacher who came yesterday, speaks Korean.
The new teacher, who came yesterday speaks Korean.
Annie sometimes feeds the cats ___________ live in her neighbourhood.
where
whose
that
Identify the participle in the sentence:
The flying insect was a nuisance.
Insect
Flying
Nuisance
No participle
Identify the participle in the sentence:
The water, gushing through the ravine, was very dangerous.
No participle
Very
Dangerous
Gushing
Identify the participle in the sentence:
The annoyed teacher fussed at the students.
Students
Fussed
Annoyed
No participle
Braking too late, Judy hit the stopped car in front of her.
He was sitting in an armchair ____________ a magazine.
read
reading
having read
to read
___________________ in the company for many years, he knew everyone and everything.
Having worked
Worked
Working
To work
The cup _________ with milk stood on the table.
having fill
filling
having filled
filled
_________________from Brazil, he is not used to such cold weather.
Having come
Coming
Having came
Came
William almost stepped on the snake hidden in the clump of monkey grass.
My mom cringes each time she hears the crashing cymbals and pounding drums coming from my bedroom.
The drowning boy struggled to keep his head above the water.
What is an example of height?
young
short
full
big
We use it to show how we feel about something.
-ED Adjective
ING Adjective
We use it when describing a situation, a thing, or a person that causes the feelings.
ING Adjective
-ED Adjective
Complete the sentence.
Astronomy is ________.
Interested
Interesting
If I were you, I'd be _______________ about your situation.
worrying
worred
Worring
worried
Are you frighten__ of heights?
ed
ing
we were too _____________ to ask them for a loan
pleasing
alarming
embarrassed
stuned
The sun is ________ we could go outside
shin
shined
shining
shinin
The foreman was ... by the miner's reluctance to return to work.
puzzled
puzzling
They complain that the ... body of the car is often chipped during shipping.
painted
painting
Entering the harbor by tugboat, the ... freighter finally reached its destination.
loaded
loading
Which is the adjective of this sentence: "He was discouraged when he failed his certification"
discouraged
failed
certification
Which is the adjective: "Watching them eating insects was disgusting"
watching
eating
disgusting
Choose the correct adjective to complete the sentence.
I like sunsets. I looked at the sky yesterday evening and the color was gorgeous. I was __________.
amazing
amazed
Fill the gap with the correct adjective.
I enjoy walking, but last weekend I felt ___________.
tired
tiring
Complete the sentence with the correct option.
I don’t like horror movies. They are ____________ for me.
frightened
frightening
Select the correct adjective to complete the sentence below.
The new video game is so cool, but I was ___________ at the price!
surprising
surprised
My dog is so timid. He is like a little mouse that hides when he gets scared. What does the word timid mean?
Energetic
Fearful
Happy
The decor, including the fancy lights, beautiful paintings and unique furniture made the house look stunning. What does the word decor mean?
Decorations
Furniture
Paintings
Stealing is an infraction, or the act of breaking the law. What does the word infraction mean?
Detention
A ticket
The act of breaking the law
A beaver uses its big front teeth to gnaw trees. These incisors continue to grow as they are worn away. What does the word incisors mean?
Teeth
Claws
A type of beaver
It was an idyllic day-sunny, warm, and perfect for a walk in the park! What does the word idyllic mean?
Wonderful
Miserable
Cold
She hums continuously, or all the time, and it annoys me. What does the word continuously mean?
Hums
Never
All the time
Stacey was suspicious when the clown handed them a box. But her gullible little brother opened it anyway. What does the word gullible mean?
Sad
Trusting
Doomed
Careful
Instead of a grimace, Claudia had a big smile across her face. What does the word grimace mean?
Grin
Hat
Frown
Mask
Bob is quite versatile. He is a good athlete, a top student, and a gourmet chef. What does the word versatile mean?
Having many different skills
Boring
Happy
It's not ___ perfect, but it's good enough.
completely
very
We were ___ exhausted when we arrived home.
absolutely
very
My phone battery is ___ dead.
totally
very
The summers here are ___ hot.
absolutely
extremely
She was ___ angry.
absolutely
very
The interactive museum was ___ fascinating.
a bit
absolutely
The apartment looked ___ small in the picture.
completely
quite
Complete the conversation with what, what a, or how. Separate the answers with (/).
A: "Wow, did you see those flowers in the garden?"
B: "Yes! _______ vibrant colours they have! And ___________ beautiful rose just bloomed!"
A: "Absolutely stunning! _______ fragrant they must be in full bloom!"
(a)
Complete the conversation with what, what a, or how. Separate the answers with (/).
A: "Did you try the desserts at the new bakery?"
B: "Yes! _______ delicious pastries they make! And _______ heavenly cheesecake I had!"
(a)
Complete the conversation with what, what a, or how. Separate the answers with (/).
A: "Have you seen the new movie that everyone's talking about?"
B: "Yes! ______ talented actor played the lead role!"
A: _______ gripping was the plot!"
(a)
Complete the conversation with what, what a, or how. Separate the answers with (/).
A: "Have you read the latest novel by your favorite author?"
B: "Yes! They created such engaging characters! And _______ surprising twist in the storyline!"
A: "Absolutely! _______absorbing was the narrative!"
(a)
What's the extreme (gradable) adjective for BIG?
huge
bigger
biggest
more big
Is the following sentence correct or incorrect?
Some animals are absolutely small.
correct
incorrect
Supply the key term for the following definition.
(a) : a large outdoor fire for burning waste or as part of a celebration
Supply the key term for the following definition.
(a) : (of a person) with a name that is not known or that is not made public
Supply the key term for the following definition.
(a) : a scale of temperature in which water freezes at 0° and boils at 100°
Supply the key term for the following definition.
(a) : to remove the water from something, especially food, in order to preserve it
Supply the key term for the following definition.
(a) : to come near or nearer to something or someone in space, time, quality, or amount
Supply the key term for the following definition.
(a) : used to express temperature below zero degrees
Supply the key term for the following definition.
(a) : either of the two openings at the end of the nose that you breathe through
Supply the key term for the following definition.
(a) : a liquid; a substance that can flow
Supply the key term for the following definition.
(a) : drops of liquid that appear on the surface of your skin when you are hot, ill or afraid
Supply the key term for the following definition.
(a) : feeling as if you want to vomit
Supply the key term for the following definition.
(a) : (of a building, room, etc.) warm in an unpleasant way and without enough fresh air
Supply the key term for the following definition.
(a) : the parts of a town or city that are furthest from the centre
Supply the key term for the following definition.
(a) : a vehicle driven by electricity, that runs on railsalong the streets of a town and carries passengers
Supply the key term for the following definition.
(a) : an illness that happens when you are very active in hot conditions and that makes you feel very weak and sick
Supply the key term for the following definition.
(a) : a mixture of electrolytes (salts) and carbohydrates (in the form of sugar) dissolved in water, a treatment to restore the balance of fluids after diarrhea or dehydration
