Advanced Grammar

1. 11. Which one is wrong about ‘’restrictive and nonrestrictive clauses’’?

   1. AA.Nonrestrictive clause adds additional information.
   2. BB.Nonrestrictive clause is set off by one or more commas .
   3. CC.Nonrestrictive clause is sometimes set off by parentheses.
   4. DD.A restrictive clause is not set off by commas.
   5. EE.A restricitive clause is not necessary to identify the head noun it describes.
2. 2E.A restricitive clause is not necessary to identify the head noun it describes.

   1. AA. Nonrestrictive relative clauses cannot be deleted if they follow prepositions such as with or to.
   2. BB. Nonrestrictive relative clauses may modify main clause subjects or objects.
   3. CC. Nonrestrictive relative clauses are not often used for defining terms in sentences.
   4. DD.Some nonrestrictive relative clauses comment on a whole idea in the main clause.There are used most often in informal conversation and always begin with which.
   5. EE. There are six general types of restrictive relative clauses.
3. 33. Which statement in the following sentence corresponds to the blank?
   ‘’There are many benefits to the new plan,………are not quantifiable’’.
   

   1. AA.many of who
   2. BB.some of that
   3. CC.many of whom
   4. DD.many of which
   5. EE.Some of when
4. 44. Which statement in the following sentence corresponds to the blank?
   ‘’I had eaten too much food, ……. a mistake.
   

   1. AA.that is
   2. BB.which were
   3. CC.who were
   4. DD.where is
   5. EE.which was
5. 55. Which statement in the following sentence corresponds to the blank?
   ‘’Juliet , ……………, was a wonderful place to grow up.
   

   1. AA.that is a suburb of Chicago
   2. BB.when was a suburb of Chicago
   3. CC. which is a suburb of Chicago
   4. DD.where was a suburb of Chicago
   5. EE.who is a suburb of Chicago
6. 6C. which is a suburb of Chicago

   1. AA. Minneapolis, that has a population of about 400,000, is the largest city in Minnesota.
   2. BB. Minneapolis, which has a population of about 400,000, is the largest city in Minnesota.
   3. CC. I had to fix my printer, which I bought less than a year ago.
   4. DD. The journalist whose story I read yesterday has won prizes for her work.
   5. EE. The results that I obtained may invoke positive social change.
7. 77. Which one is false?

   1. AA. Students who have not signed in at the desk will not receive assistance.
   2. BB. Students who have done or attempted to do their homework can check their answers against the professor’s answer sheet.
   3. CC. Students, who have not signed in at the desk, will not receive assistance.
   4. DD. High-risk students who attended extra tutoring sessions had significantly higher grades than students who did not attend.
   5. EE. The man who had the handlebar mustache pressed Adam for an answer.
8. 88. The following sentences contain clauses that may or may not be restrictive. Which one is false?

   1. AA. My father who was a country boy has lived in the city for years.
   2. BB. The explanation that she had given them seemed too horrible to be true.
   3. CC. A person who loves to read will never be lonely.
   4. DD. She is a woman who is respected by everyone.
   5. EE. Jet pilots who are not in excellent physical condition should not be allowed to fly.
9. 99. Which one is wrong about ‘’restrictive clauses’’?

   1. AA. Restrictive clauses are usually introduced by the relative pronouns that, who, whom, or whose.
   2. BB. A restrictive clause can have an identifying function.
   3. CC. Restrictive clauses are never offset by commas.
   4. DD.A restrictive clause can not have a limiting function.
   5. EE. Restrictive clauses provide key.
10. 1010. Which statement in the following sentence corresponds to the blank?
    ‘’ The lamp…… Aunt Betsy gave me is on the bedside table’’.
    

    1. AA. Whose
    2. BB. Whom
    3. CC. That
    4. DD. Who
    5. EE. Which

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