1) is a relative pronoun used to introduce a relative clause that provides additional information about a noun or pronoun in the main clause. It typically refers to inanimate objects or animals and is used to ask questions or provide additional details about something a) Which b) Whose 2) is a possessive pronoun used to indicate ownership or possession. It is used to ask about or describe the belonging of someone or something. a) Which b) Whose 3) The house, ________ roof was damaged in the storm, is being repaired. a) Which b) Whose 4) The restaurant, ________ serves delicious Italian cuisine, is always busy. a) Which b) Whose 5) She found a wallet on the street, ________ contents were still intact. a) Which b) Whose 6) The movie, ________ director won an Oscar, was a box office hit. a) Which b) Whose 7) She bought a dress, ________ she wore to the party last night. a) Which b) Whose 8) The company, ________ CEO is highly respected, announced a merger. a) Which b) Whose 9) We visited the park, ________ is known for its beautiful scenery. a) Which b) Whose 10) I visited the museum, ________ exhibits were fascinating. a) Which b) Whose 11) He recommended a book, ________ he thought I would enjoy reading. a) Which b) Whose 12) The laptop, ________ was on sale, caught my eye. a) Which b) Whose

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