Adjective (Relative) Clauses Advanced Level MCQs Test With Answers 3

Istanbul is a city ____ you can literally see growing bigger and bigger with each year.

Every month the queues at the traffic lights on the way to Istanbul get longer and longer, ____ is extremely frustrating, and people can’t help wondering what it is going to be like ten years from now.

The World Cup fans pelted policemen with stones after a police motorist, ____ had tried to force through a crowd, struck and injured a supporter.

The River Danube, ____ flows through Germany, Hungary, Austria, Serbia, Romania and borders Slovakia, Croatia, Bulgaria and Ukraine, is the longest and the most important river in Central Europe.

From the Black Forest, ____ it rises, the Danube flows a distance of 2,850 kilometres to the Black Sea.

During the World Cup, dozens of officers patrolled the main avenues of Paris, ____ cafes overflowed with football fans.

My brother John, one of ____ strongest fears when he was young was of heights, surprisingly, became a pilot.

The chief advisor, by ____ the president had been betrayed, had ambitions of becoming the president himself.

____ like the Greek letter “omega”, Coffin Spring is nothing new in orthodontics.

Hawaii’s soil, ____ is composed of volcanic lava, ash and sandy stone, is so fertile that it yields eleven tons of sugar per acre, ____ is the largest yield on Earth.

She came from New England, ____ people chop their own wood, so she found breaking down the door when they’d locked themselves out very easy.

Students ____ haven’t yet collected their student identification cards are reminded that they have to do so before the end of the month.

The heart, ____ main function is to pump blood around the body, is greatly affected by the food we eat.

The original inhabitants of Hawaii were probably Polynesians, ____ sailed from the islands of South East Asia, perhaps as nearly as 400 AD.

My friend Tom Ellis, ____ words are always carefully-chosen, had never considered entering politics before.

Much of the pure gold that exists in the world is stored by governments in underground vaults, ____ it is kept under very strict security measures.

It’s estimated that in the 21st century seventy-five per cent of the world’s population will be living within one hundred kilometres of the sea, ____ is frightening, especially when we consider the environmental effects.

The Earth, ____ resources are limited, should be respected and cared for; otherwise, she will not be able to sustain the total world problem.

I know I’ve put my passport in a place ____ I thought it would be safe, but now I can’t remember it.

My son will have to catch a bus in order to get to the school ____ he’s enrolled in.

Even the people travelling around the world and working abroad, eventually feel a longing for the country in ____ they grew up.

When our car broke down on the way to Ankara, the mechanic ____ helped us knew exactly ____ the problem was.

The story ____ I was told by Leslie last night was really funny.

The conditions for the labourers ____ work at Brazil’s gold mines, ____ 78 tons of gold are mined each year, are very poor.

Even on New Year’s Eve, ____ most of us are celebrating, the ambulance service staff are working.

The Jurassic period, from 190 to 136 million years ago, was the period during ____ most of the major groups of dinosaurs evolved.

Ferdinand Marcos, ____ to leave the Philippines after allegations of stealing foreign aid and treasury money, died in exile in Hawaii.

The film Great Expectations is based on the novel by Charles Dickens, with ____ work I am quite familiar.

One of the most controversial issues ____ lately is whether it should be legally acceptable for a relative or doctor to help end the life of a terminally ill patient ____ intense pain.

Our psychology professor has a strange theory shedding light on the reason ____ football violence is increasing.

Hawks, ____ eagles in the same bird family, greatly range in size.

Until the 20th century, the chief raisin producers were Turkey, Iran and Greece. By mid-century, however, the United States had taken the lead in production, with Australia ____ second.

In the picnic area, we found a shady bank, ____ we stopped and ate our sandwiches.

This brand of orange juice is quite nice, but not as tasty as the freshly squeezed orange juice ____ at our local supermarket.

Our defeat, for ____ some players blame themselves, was caused by bad luck and not by our lack of capabilities.

The students ____ had enrolled for the course were disappointed when they found out that it had been cancelled.

I think we should hire him because he is a talented young man _____ abilities include fluency in three languages.

The result of our first match in the World Cup, _____ was very exciting, was not what we were hoping for.

The school ____ to me by my friend is offering new courses in September.

Most of the people the police ____ about the robbery ____ anything suspicious in the area.

Their existing customers, several of ____ were very interested in the new product, were invited to a presentation.

All of our current customers, ____ showed an interest in the new product, attended the meeting.

Formerly ____ as Siam, Thailand is one of the most popular tourist spots in Asia.

There are many daily newspapers in England, many of ____ are owned by two large media companies.

Students ____ a foreign language can always benefit from visiting the country ____ language they are trying to learn.