Relative Clauses (Advanced)

Question 1

"The woman you saw yesterday lives in this apartment."

Accepted Answer

Defining RC

Question 2

"Yesterday, when I saw you, I didn't know about the party."

Accepted Answer

Non Defining RC

Question 3

"That school, where I have studied Spanish, is very big".

Accepted Answer

Non Defining RC

Question 4

"The food which we eat at school is terrible." The pronoun "which" is

Accepted Answer

An object pronoun

Question 5

"She left without saying a word, which is odd"

Accepted Answer

Non Defining RC

Question 6

If it is an object pronoun in a defining relative clause, "where" can be omitted.

Accepted Answer

False

Question 7

"The man who robbed you has been arrested."

Accepted Answer

Defining RC

Question 8

The goal ................... you scored was brilliant!

Accepted Answer

that

Question 9

The man ............................ fell over was John's brother.

Accepted Answer

who

Question 10

A relative clause gives more information about the main clause.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 11

Their 3rd album, ........... sold over a million copies, is my favourite.

Accepted Answer

which

Question 12

In a DEFINING relative clause, only the pronouns "who", "which" and "that" can be omitted.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 13

The relative pronoun "THAT" can only be used in DEFINING relative clauses.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 14

Subject pronouns are always followed by a personal pronoun.

Accepted Answer

False

Question 15

A relative clause can be introduced by the pronoun "where".

Accepted Answer

True

Question 16

Julie, ................. brother is a drummer, writes music.

Accepted Answer

whose

Question 17

The band played for three hours, .......... pleased the fans.

Accepted Answer

which

Question 18

The park is the place ................ we usually play football.

Accepted Answer

where

Question 19

"The boy who lives next door is a football player." The pronoun "who" is:

Accepted Answer

A subject pronoun

Question 20

Only OBJECT pronouns in DEFINING relative clauses can be omitted.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 21

DEFINING Relative clauses add extra information that can be omitted.

Accepted Answer

False

Question 22

"A co-pilot is someone who helps the captain fly the plane." The pronoun "who" is:

Accepted Answer

A subject pronoun

Question 23

NON DEFINING relative clauses are always:

Accepted Answer

Placed between commas

Question 24

The pronoun "THAT" substitutes the relative pronouns "which" and "who".

Accepted Answer

True

Question 25

"The book that I am reading is very boring." The pronoun "that" is:

Accepted Answer

An object pronoun

Relative Clauses (Advanced)

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Relative Clauses (Advanced)

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