Test: Clauses - 1 - Grade 11 MCQ

Here ‘which’ is the relative pronoun that introduces the adjective clause.

- The correct choice to fill in the blank is "when."
- "When" is used to indicate a specific time or circumstance, making it suitable for situations involving actions taken during a burglary.
- "While" suggests a duration but is less specific to the event itself.
- "What" and "whoever" do not fit contextually as they do not relate directly to timing or actions during a burglary.
- Thus, "when" is the most appropriate choice.

Here ‘as if’ is the subordinating conjunction introducing the adverbial clause.

Here ‘whom’ is the relative pronoun that introduces the adjective clause.

It has subject and predicate and provides complete meaning independently.

It doesn’t have a subject or a predicate.

It doesn’t have a subject or a predicate.