Reduce to an adjective phrase: The students who are sitting in the library are studying math.

The students sitting in the library are studying math.

Choose the sentence with correct punctuation:

The girl who is sitting next to the window is my sister., The girl, who is sitting next to the window, is my sister.

Expand to an adjective clause: The girl sitting next to me is in my English class.

The girl who is sitting next to me is in my English class.

Choose the sentence with correct punctuation:

The employees, all of whom were upset, arranged a strike.

Reduce to an adjective phrase: The doctors, who were sitting in the cafeteria, looked tired.

The doctors sitting in the cafeteria looked tired.

Expand to an adjective clause: The book I read last week was very interesting.

The book that I read last week was very interesting.

Choose the sentence with correct punctuation:

The house that is for sale is 100 years old.

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Adjective clauses

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Questions 17

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1
Reduce to an adjective phrase: The students who are sitting in the library are studying math.
The students, sitting in the library, are studying math.
The students sitting in the library who are studying math.
The students sitting in the library are studying math.
The students are sitting in the library studying math.
2
My cousins, _________ live in California, are coming to visit next week.
most of which
most of whom
most of who
most of
3
Choose the sentence with correct punctuation:
The girl who, is sitting next to the window, is my sister.
The girl who is sitting next to the window is my sister.
The girl, who is sitting next to the window is my sister.
The girl, who is sitting next to the window, is my sister.
4
The bathroom is the room ________ we keep all our medicines.
in where
which
in which
that
5
That is the school _______ I earned my Master's degree.
at which
that
where
when
6
Oxford & Harvard, _______ are the names of famous Universities, are also streets near my house.
where
who
which
that
7
Expand to an adjective clause: The girl sitting next to me is in my English class.
The girl sitting who is next to me is in my English class.
The girl who sitting next to me which in my English class.
The girl that is sitting next to me is in my English class.
The girl who is sitting next to me is in my English class.
8
Several of my students submitted short stories to the contest, ______ was selected as a winner.
one of whom
one of that
one
one of which
9
Choose the sentence with correct punctuation:
The employees all of whom were upset, arranged a strike.
The employees, all of whom were upset, arranged a strike.
The employees, all of whom were upset arranged a strike.
The employees all of whom were upset arranged a strike.
10
Reduce to an adjective phrase: The doctors, who were sitting in the cafeteria, looked tired.
The doctors were sitting in the cafeteria looked tired.
The doctors who sat in the cafeteria looked tired.
The doctors who sitting in the cafeteria looked tired.
The doctors sitting in the cafeteria looked tired.
11
What's missing? The girl I wrote the letter is my niece.
to who after girl
which after wrote
to whom after girl
who after letter
12
What's missing? My mother remembers her childhood there were many kids on her street.
when after childhood
when after mother
where after childhood
when after remembers
13
Expand to an adjective clause: The book I read last week was very interesting.
The book that I read last week was very interesting.
The book to which I read last week was very interesting.
The book I read last week which was very interesting.
The that book I read which last week was very interesting.
14
Jim Olson, _______ works with my dad, offered us tickets to the baseball game.
whom
which
that
who
15
Choose the sentence with correct punctuation:
The house that is for sale is 100 years old.
The house, which is for sale is 100 years old.
The house which is for sale, is 100 years old.
The house, that is for sale, is 100 years old.
16
The city _____ is next to mine has a brand new shopping mall.
where
that
in which
which
17
2015 was the year ______ I graduated high school
in which
which
that
when

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Adjective clauses

17 termsStudBud Administration21 plays

Adjective clause grammar review

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Questions 17

Answers

1
Reduce to an adjective phrase: The students who are sitting in the library are studying math.
The students, sitting in the library, are studying math.
The students sitting in the library who are studying math.
The students sitting in the library are studying math.
The students are sitting in the library studying math.
2
My cousins, _________ live in California, are coming to visit next week.
most of which
most of whom
most of who
most of
3
Choose the sentence with correct punctuation:
The girl who, is sitting next to the window, is my sister.
The girl who is sitting next to the window is my sister.
The girl, who is sitting next to the window is my sister.
The girl, who is sitting next to the window, is my sister.
4
The bathroom is the room ________ we keep all our medicines.
in where
which
in which
that
5
That is the school _______ I earned my Master's degree.
at which
that
where
when
6
Oxford & Harvard, _______ are the names of famous Universities, are also streets near my house.
where
who
which
that
7
Expand to an adjective clause: The girl sitting next to me is in my English class.
The girl sitting who is next to me is in my English class.
The girl who sitting next to me which in my English class.
The girl that is sitting next to me is in my English class.
The girl who is sitting next to me is in my English class.
8
Several of my students submitted short stories to the contest, ______ was selected as a winner.
one of whom
one of that
one
one of which
9
Choose the sentence with correct punctuation:
The employees all of whom were upset, arranged a strike.
The employees, all of whom were upset, arranged a strike.
The employees, all of whom were upset arranged a strike.
The employees all of whom were upset arranged a strike.
10
Reduce to an adjective phrase: The doctors, who were sitting in the cafeteria, looked tired.
The doctors were sitting in the cafeteria looked tired.
The doctors who sat in the cafeteria looked tired.
The doctors who sitting in the cafeteria looked tired.
The doctors sitting in the cafeteria looked tired.
11
What's missing? The girl I wrote the letter is my niece.
to who after girl
which after wrote
to whom after girl
who after letter
12
What's missing? My mother remembers her childhood there were many kids on her street.
when after childhood
when after mother
where after childhood
when after remembers
13
Expand to an adjective clause: The book I read last week was very interesting.
The book that I read last week was very interesting.
The book to which I read last week was very interesting.
The book I read last week which was very interesting.
The that book I read which last week was very interesting.
14
Jim Olson, _______ works with my dad, offered us tickets to the baseball game.
whom
which
that
who
15
Choose the sentence with correct punctuation:
The house that is for sale is 100 years old.
The house, which is for sale is 100 years old.
The house which is for sale, is 100 years old.
The house, that is for sale, is 100 years old.
16
The city _____ is next to mine has a brand new shopping mall.
where
that
in which
which
17
2015 was the year ______ I graduated high school
in which
which
that
when