In 'The farmer who grew these apples smiled,' which noun does the clause 'who grew these apples' describe?

• the apples
• the smile
• the farmer

Here is a sentence: 'The girl who was singing smiled at me.' Which part is the relative clause?

• smiled at me
• who was singing
• The girl who

Choose the relative pronoun: 'The chef ___ cooked dinner is famous.'

• who
• which
• where

A relative clause can often begin with 'that' instead of 'who' or 'which'.

Choose the right word: 'Do you know the reason ___ the shop closed early?'

• why
• where
• who

In 'The girl who's cat is missing is sad,' the word who's is used correctly.

Combine these two sentences using a relative clause: 'The robot beeped. The robot had a silver head.'

• The robot, which had a silver head, beeped.
• The robot beeped, which had a silver head and.
• The robot who had a silver head beeped it.

Combine these two sentences using a relative clause: 'We visited the town. I was born in the town.'

• We visited the town, which I was born in it.
• Where I was born, we visited the town.
• We visited the town where I was born.

Which sentence has a relative clause you could take away, because it only adds extra detail?

• The boy who lives next door is older than me.
• The shoes that have mud on them go outside.
• My brother, who lives in Leeds, is older than me.

Which sentence uses commas correctly?

• Gran's house which has a blue door, is on our street.
• Gran's house, which has a blue door, is on our street.
• Gran's house, which has a blue door is on our street.