Adjective (Relative) Clauses Advanced Level MCQs Test With Answers 2

Thanks to modern technology, people ____ have hearing problems are enjoying improved hearing with the use of hearing aids.

My grandmother, _____ has hearing problems, sometimes can’t hear the things ____ I am saying to her.

We have lots of house-plants on our balcony, most ____ will have to be brought inside in the winter.

When I returned to England after living in America, it took me some time to find an electrical adapter for my computer, ____ I had brought back with me.

Pioneer has developed a voice-activated car CD system ____allows you to select a disc while you are driving.

Thailand, ____ historical golden temples and breathtaking beaches attract visitors from across the globe, obtains its largest source of foreign earnings from the tourist industry.

On the Prince’s Islands in the Marmara Sea, ____ there are no motor vehicles, horse-drawn carriages are the normal method of transportation.

Sir David Attenborough, ____ is probably the best known and most respected English wildlife reporter, is currently filming a series entitled “The Life of Birds” in the Venezuelan rain forest.

The material ____ we chose to cover our dining room chairs with looks too bright now that they have been covered.

Today’s customers ____ wanted to take advantage of the special offer were disappointed to find out that the shop had sold out of that model.

The Colombian football star, ____ the club hired at the beginning of the season, has scored ten goals in the matches played so far.

Frank Sinatra, ____ songs are known worldwide, died earlier this year.

Botany is the branch of biology ____ deals with plants.

Today’s American Indians are descendants of the people ____ discovered and settled in America more than 20,000 years ago.

In 1830, the US Army forced the Cherokee Indians to march 2,000 miles to Oklahoma. Approximately fifteen thousand Indians were involved in this march, four thousand ____ died on the way.

The Battle of Little Bighorn, in ____ all 225 cavalry troops were killed, was the last Native American victory in the Indian Wars of the USA.

I’m never going to go back to that greengrocer’s because the last time I went there I bought a kilo of tomatoes, half ____ turned out to be rotten.

It’s best to buy fruit and vegetables during the season ____ they are better in quality and cheaper.

The boat will take us to the Black Sea coast, ____ we will have a picnic and play some games before returning at about 4 p.m.

I had never had any health problems until last July, ____ I was taken to hospital with a very high fever.

We should put the posters in a place ____ lots of people will see them.

Smith’s Gym, ____ I attend aerobic classes, is opening a sauna and solarium.

Our company has made a video to show us the security procedures ____ we should follow.

1989 was the year ____ the Berlin Wall, ____ had stood as a symbol of the division of Germany for almost thirty years, was pulled down.

Matthew’s brother, on ____ directions we were relying, hadn’t drawn a good map, so it took us an hour to find the theatre.

He’ll tell us his opinion after he has had a look at our project, _____ will be very beneficial for the group.

Our previous manager, ____ had been an English teacher for over fifteen years, has decided to open his own school.

There was a time ____ there were beaches along the coast from Kadıköy to Kartal in İstanbul, but now this area has been turned into a coast road and footpaths.

Now _____ as Penicillin G, Benzylpenicillin is the naturally occurring molecule.

The football star and coach Rund Gullit says that he thinks football is like a fast-moving game of chess, in ____ you’re required to think two or three steps ahead.

The primary school period is the time ____ Parents should begin to teach their children to make some decisions on their own.

The World Wildlife Fund is an organisation ____ help protect wildlife, especially endangered species.

Despite his immense popularity and success, Mozart, ____ is considered by some to be the greatest musical genius of all time, died in great debt.

At first, there was a problem with the hotel room, for ____ the tour operator apologised and gave us a small refund.

The Cyrillic alphabet, ____ is used for writing some Slavic languages such as Russian and Bulgarian, has now been adopted by several members of the former USSR.

The 9th-century Greek missionary St. Cyrill, with ____ The Cyrillic alphabet is associated, probably did not develop this alphabet himself, but it was more likely devised later by his followers.

The dance known in the West as the belly dance, ____ probably originated in Persia, is a popular dance form in Middle Eastern countries.

Salzburg city in Austria, ____ the great composer Mozart was born in, is known for its musical heritage and hosts the annual Salzburg Festival of Music.

The coastal village ____ we spent our holiday in was so beautiful that we are planning to go there next year again.

The top student, ____ the teacher had expected to score the best mark on the test again, actually only just managed to pass it.

What fascinates me most about the ancient Inca civilisations of South America is the way they built their cities on mountain tops _____the weather is very warm.

Dance forms, having probably taken centuries to develop, reflect the customs of the society ____ they have evolved.

The German town Regensburg, ____ lies at the point ____ the river Regen flows into the River Danube, is famous for its sausages.

Our local shop, ____ sells ice cream and baklava, makes everything ____ it sells at the shop.

Actually, Patrick is the right person____ the main character in the school play.

The shop ____ we eventually found the type of barbecue we were looking for is just around the corner from our house.

The Hippopotamus, ____ eyes and nostrils are high on his head to allow it to stay in water for long periods, is largely an aquatic animal.

Henry Fonda was a film star ____ began his career as a stage actor.

The number of people living in Scotland ____ can speak the native Celtic language of Scottish Gaelic is now only 80,000.

Nova Scotia, located on the east coast of Canada, ____ name means New Scotland, has the largest number of Scottish Gaelic speakers outside Scotland.

____ from the destruction of many forests, marshy wasteland constitutes much of the Scottish Highlands.

August is the month ____ the Chinese call "the month of the hungry ghosts".

What’s the name of that new film ____ Bruce Willes?

My father, ____ by the doctor, was prescribed some tablets and told to eat foods ____ little or no fat.

I think the carpet ____ to me for my birthday is handmade.

Predominantly ____ the liver, acute viral hepatitis is a systemic infectious disease.

Gregory, not ____ of the cigarette smoking, always ask his guests to smoke outside on the balcony.

All of the people ____ in the accident were immediately taken to hospital.

The west of Turkey is much different from the east, _____ people follow a much more traditional lifestyle.

Air France’s jets, ____ specially for the World Cup with designs featuring football stars, transported the various teams around France during the event.

The first film ____ to a paying audience was made by two French brothers, Louis and Auguste Lumiere.

Not one of the stands ____ newspapers and magazines near the ferry terminal stocks English publications.

All the electrical appliances ____ by that company come with a plug already fitted.

The only Englishman ever ____ Roman Catholic pope was Adrian IV in 1154.

For weeks after the earthquake, there were many stories in the newspapers of people ____ their lives to help free those trapped under the rubble.