Relative Pronouns
Grade 4 - Grammar - On Level

Which relative pronoun completes the sentence? The coach ___ the team thanked brought extra cones.
- because
- whom
- when
- and
Read "The backpack whose zipper broke stayed beside the office door." Which group of words is the relative clause?
- backpack
- no clause appears
- the whole sentence
- whose zipper broke
Which sentence correctly combines ideas with a relative pronoun?
- The bridge model whose supports were too thin bent during the test.
- The bridge model whom supports were too thin bent during the test.
- The sentence needs no pronoun.
- bridge model is the noun.
What does the relative clause in "The book that won the class vote will be read aloud first." do?
- It shows a comma in a series.
- It tells which book will be read aloud first.
- It names the verb tense.
- It gives the speaker's exact words.
Which sentence uses the wrong relative pronoun?
- The coach which the team thanked brought extra cones.
- The coach whom the team thanked brought extra cones today.
- The coach whom the team thanked brought extra cones.
- The noun is described by the clause.
Which relative pronoun completes the sentence? The student ___ organized the supply shelf found the missing rulers.
- because
- who
- quickly
- when
Read "The student who organized the supply shelf found the missing rulers." Which group of words is the relative clause?
- who organized the supply shelf
- no clause appears
- the whole sentence
- student
Which sentence correctly combines ideas with a relative pronoun?
- coach is the noun.
- The coach ___ the team thanked brought extra cones.
- The coach whom the team thanked brought extra cones.
- The sentence needs no pronoun.
What does the relative clause in "The museum guide who spoke to our group carried old photographs." do?
- It shows a comma in a series.
- It makes the sentence a run-on.
- It names the verb tense.
- It tells which guide carried old photographs.
Which sentence uses the wrong relative pronoun?
- The notebook that Maya borrowed had a map on the cover today.
- The notebook who Maya borrowed had a map on the cover.
- The notebook that Maya borrowed had a map on the cover.
- The noun is described by the clause.