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Adjectival Clauses

Total questions: 22

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The girl ........... pen you borrowed needs it not.

a)

what

b)

whose

c)

who

d)

which

2.

I'm staying here with my eldest sister, ........ you met last night.

a)

which

b)

who

c)

that

d)

whom

3.

The movie, ................., was a good one.

a)

which we saw last night

b)

what we saw last night

c)

that we saw it last night

d)

which we saw it last night

4.

Find the adjective clause.

Joan, who is my older sister, works at St. Simon.

a)

Joan works at St. Simon

b)

who is my older sister

5.

Find the adjective clause.

Ms. Walsh, who is an Irish musician, teaches at our school.

a)

Ms. Walsh teaches at our school

b)

who is an Irish musician

6.

Find the adjective clause.

The pencil that is in the drawer is my favorite.

a)

that is in the drawer

b)

The pencil is my favorite.

7.

Find the adjective clause.

The computer that has a broken screen is out of order today.

a)

that has a broken screen

b)

The computer is out of order today.

8.

Find the adjective clause.

Mrs. Grana, who is the math teacher, won an award.

a)

Mrs. Grana won as award.

b)

who is the math teacher

9.

Find the adjective clause.

Mrs. Kassel, who is a grandma, loves spending time with Olivia.

a)

Mrs. Kassel loves spending time with Olivia.

b)

who is a grandma

10.

Find the adjective clause.

The desk that is at the back of the room is Mrs. Walsh's desk.

a)

The desk is Mrs. Walsh's desk.

b)

that is at the back of the room

11.

Find the adjective clause.

The book whose main character won a gold medal is one of my favorites.

a)

The book is one of my favorites.

b)

whose main character won a gold medal

12.

is used to give information about people. In the dependent clause, it can be replaced by a subject pronoun (he, she, or they).

a)

who

b)

whose

c)

which

d)

that

13.

is used to give information about people. In the dependent clause, it can be replaced by an object pronoun (him, her, or them).

a)

whom

b)

whose

c)

that

d)

which

14.

is used to show possession.

a)

who

b)

whom

c)

that

d)

whose

15.
adds extra information about an object. It is always set off by commas.
a)
which 
b)
that
c)
whose
d)
who
16.
gives necessary information about an object. It is not set off by commas.
a)
whose
b)
that
c)
which
d)
who
17.

John was an old gentleman. He was my teacher in the university.

a)

John was an old gentleman who was my teacher in the university.

b)

John who was my teacher in the university was an old gentleman.

c)

John which was my teacher in the university was an old gentleman.

18.

The student is a very nice person. She comes from Canada.

a)

The student which comes from Canada is a very nice person.

b)

The student is a very nice person that comes from Canada.

c)

The student that comes from Canada is a very nice person.

19.

The man was sick. He look very pale.

a)

The man which looked very pale was sick.

b)

The man was sick that looked very pale.

c)

The man who looked very pale was sick.

20.

A nurse was nearby. He called to her.

a)

A nurse that he called was nearby.

b)

A nurse which he called was nearby.

c)

A nurse was nearby that he called.

21.

The nurse called the doctor. He came quickly.

a)

The nurse called the doctor which came quickly.

b)

The nurse called the doctor who came quickly.

c)

The nurse called the doctor that he came quickly.

22.

This is my new smartphone. My mom brought it to me.

a)

This is my smartphone which brought to me.

b)

This is my new smartphone that I brought to me.

c)

This is my new smartphone, which my mom brought to me.