Relative Pronouns and Adverbs - Elementary Literacy Curriculum Administrator | Library

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First Name

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Last Name

Part A
Directions:
Select the relative pronoun in each sentence.

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The movie that I rented on Amazon must be watched by tomorrow.

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I am frustrated by people who talk through movies.

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Netflix did not have the movie that I wanted to watch.

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The popcorn that we bought at the store was delicious.

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Whose smelly feet are on my chair?

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He was the actor to whom the award was given for his performance.

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I have no idea whose pencil I am using.

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Who took my popcorn off of the table?

Part B
Directions:
Select the relative adverb in each sentence.

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I took my friend to see the nurse when she was not feeling well.

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The clinic is where students go if they are sick.

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The school nurse can tell why someone may be hurting.

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Jupiter Farms Elementary is where I go to school.

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I will see you after the break, when we come back to school.

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Early morning is the time when I hear rumbles coming from my tummy.

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My teacher realized the reason why I wanted to go to the library.

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Do you know the reason why I got a zero on my homework assignment?

 Part C
Directions:
Read the passage and then answer the questions that follow. There are five underlined words or phrases in the passage to show which word or phrase may be incorrect.

 Now answer the questions below. Choose the correct word or phrase for each of the following. 

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Soccer is the kind of sport that requires lots of skill.

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For example, people which want to play usually begin learning the sport as young children.

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Why they first begin, they play many games which develop the skills needed to be successful later on.

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Players should have practice who typically lasts between one and two hours.

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When children begin playing soccer at a young age and practice for the required amount of time, they will be ready to take on any position on the field.