Quiz on an adjective clause

Name : Rayyan Nabila

Class : XI MIPA 3

1. Someone sent her a message … made her angry all day long
A. Where
B. When
C. Which
D. Whom
E. Who

(C. Which)

2. The little boy … is running around my home ia my neighbour’s son.

A. Whom
B. Who
C. Whose
D. Where
E. Which

(B.Who)

4. It was my best friend …hit the badminton ball over the net.
A. Which
B. Where
C. When
D. Who
E. Whom

(A. Which)

5. The woman …has six children is my mother

A. Whom
B. Who
C. Whose
D. Which
E. When

(C.Whose)
6. She has a house...has a beautiful garden
A. That
B. Where
C. When
D. Who

(A.That)

7. The university … I earned my Bachelor’s degree has built a new

bussiness school building.
A. Which
B. Where
C. That
D. Who
E. Whose

(B.Where)

8. I’d like to teach the children … were with us last weekend about
forgiveness.
A. Who
B. Whom
C. Which
D. That
E. Whose

(A.Who)

9. I like the woman. She sent me a letter, … made me smile all day long.
A. Whom
B. Which
C. Whose
D. Who
E. Where

(A. Whom)

10. I know the little girl … house near the hill. She died last night.
A. Whom
B. Who
C. Which
D. That
E. Whose

(E. Whose)
11. The man … was sleeping on the sidewalk was dirty and smell very
bad.
A. Whom
B. Which
C. Where
D. Who
E. Whose

(D. Who)

12. It’s Indonesian independence now. It’s the day … most people in
Indonesia get the day off.
A. That
B. Which
C. When
D. Where
E. Whose

(A. When)

13. Have you already gone to Bogor Palace? The Bogor Palace, … was rebuilt in
1856, is one of Indonesia’s Presidential Palaces.
A. Which
B. Where
C. Who
D. Whom
E. Whose

(A. Which)

14. The movie … they watched was very interesting. I like it very much.
A. Whose
B. Whom
C. where
D. Which
E. Who

(D. Which)

15. Do you see the man? The man … lives across our school is my
uncle.
A. Who
B. When
C. Whom
D. When
E. Which
 (A.Who)

16. Can you see the girl? The girl … umbrella is on the rain is my little
sister.
A. Who
B. Whose
C. Which
D. Whom
E. Where

(B.Whose)

17. The student, … IQ is higher that Albert Einstein, loves to learn foreign
languages.
A. Who
B. Whose
C. That
D. Where
E. Whom

(B.Whose)

18. It was my classmate … hit the tennis ball over the net.
A. Which
B. That
C. Whom
D. When
E. Who

(B. That)

19. The police arrested the man … children live in a huge near here.
A. Which
B. Who
C. Whose
D. Whom
E. When

(C. Whom)

20. The coffee … you drank on the table is mine. Why don’t you ask me first?
A. Who
B. Whom
C. Whose
D. Which
E. When

(D. Whose)
Below are some examples of sentences containing adjective clauses, with
explanations.
1) The lady who lives across the street is my aunt.
The subject of the clause is "who" and the verb is "lives". This clause is giving us
more information about the "lady"-which one?
2) The book that is on the chair belongs to Marvin.
The subject of the clause is "that" and the verb is "is". This clause is giving us
more information about the "book"-which one.
Here are some additional examples of sentences with adjective clauses.
3) I do not like people who are mean to animals. (gives more information about
people)
4) Did you go to the school where my friend Jim goes? (gives more information
about school)
5) The moment when the clown burst in to surprise the teacher was great! (gives
more information about the moment)
6) The reason why I left is a secret. (gives more information about reason)
7) Can you see the bird that is on the fence? (gives more information about bird)
8) The cat whom we are watching just caught a mouse! (gives more information
about cat)
9) The boy whose shoes are on the floor is my little brother. (gives more
information about boy)
10) I like pizza,which is also the favorite of my sister Jean. (gives more
information about pizza)

A person who talks when you wish him to listen.

Mark's dog that ate the chicken is looking guilty. 

Adjective clause : a clause modifies a noun : Clause yg menerangkan kata benda.

Relative pronouns : kata ganti penghubung : which, who, whose, whom, that
Which : benda
Whom : orang (object)
Who : orang (subject)
That : benda & orang
Whose : milik orang

I like the bag that/which you gave me yesterday.

Adjective clause
Father doesn’t like the boy who came to my house last night.
Father doesn’t like the boy.
He came to my house last night.

Mother met the boy whom I visited two days ago.

Mother met the boy.
I visited the boy two days ago.

I like the man whose house is very big around here.

I like the man.
His house is very big.
Whose : his + N : his house, his bag’ his car
Her + N: her pen, her mother, her father
Our + N : our school, our country