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Relative Pronouns

English Language

Relative Pronouns starts at 5 and continues till grade 10. QuestionsToday has an evolving set of questions to continuously challenge students so that their knowledge grows in Relative Pronouns. How you perform is determined by your score and the time you take. When you play a quiz, your answers are evaluated in concept instead of actual words and definitions used.
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Explain the difference between 'who' and 'whom' as relative pronouns.
What is a relative pronoun?
Choose the correct relative pronoun: The cake _______ she baked was delicious. (1) who (2) which (3) whom (4) whose
Choose the correct relative pronoun: The city _______ I was born is very large. (1) who (2) which (3) whose (4) whom
Choose the correct relative pronoun: The dog _______ barked all night kept me awake. (1) who (2) which (3) whose (4) whom
Choose the correct relative pronoun: The girl _______ won the race is my sister. (1) which (2) who (3) whom (4) whose
Choose the correct relative pronoun: The person _______ helped me was very kind. (1) who (2) which (3) whose (4) whom
Choose the correct relative pronoun: The person _______ you invited is here. (1) who (2) which (3) whom (4) whose
Choose the correct relative pronoun: The river _______ flows through the city is polluted. (1) who (2) which (3) whom (4) whose
Choose the correct relative pronoun: The student _______ answer was correct got a prize. (1) who (2) which (3) whose (4) whom
Choose the correct relative pronoun: The teacher _______ teaches us English is very strict. (1) who (2) which (3) whom (4) whose
Which of the following is a correct use of 'which'? (1) The man which is tall is my uncle. (2) The car which is red is fast. (3) The girl which is singing is my sister. (4) The teacher which teaches us is kind.
Fill in the blank: The artist _______ paintings are famous lives nearby.
Fill in the blank: The book _______ you gave me is very interesting.
Fill in the blank: The building _______ was damaged has been repaired.
Fill in the blank: The car _______ was parked outside is gone.
Is the following sentence correct? 'The boy which won the prize is my brother.' (Yes/No)
Is the following sentence correct? 'The car whose color is red is mine.' (Yes/No)
Is the following sentence correct? 'The dog who barked is friendly.' (Yes/No)
Is the word 'that' a relative pronoun? (Yes/No)