1) Relative clauses add extra or essential information. a) True b) False 2) The next sentence is an example of relative clauses. The car which is standing in front of the apartment is my car. a) True b) False 3) We use which to refer to people. a) True b) False 4) We use that to refer to objects, animals and people. a) True b) False 5) We use who to refer to animals a) True b) False 6) The first step to identify a reduced relative clause is to look for the nouns in the sentence. a) True b) False 7) This sentence follows the next pattern of reduced relative clauses: Many of the drugs being used in medicine today are extremely expensive.  a) Noun + verb-ing b) Noun + past participle c) Noun + simple past verb d) Noun + being + past participle 8) These are markers for reduced relative clauses (Noun + verb-ing, Noun + past participle, Noun + being + part participle) a) True b) False 9) Some sentences have more than one reduced relative clause. a) True b) False 10) A reduced relative clause is generally speaking a relative clause without the marker (which, who, that) a) True b) False

Relative clauses/ reduced relative clauses

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