SHS English Language · Year 2
Relative/Adjectival Clause, Essay and Poetry practice questions
The relative (adjectival) clause, concluding an essay, and identifying common themes across poems.
18 questions in this topic: 3 recall, 14 applying skills and concepts and 1 strategic thinking. Every one carries a written explanation.
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- Question 1Skills & concepts
According to the section's guidance on formal letters, which closing phrase should be used when the letter is addressed to "Dear Sir or Madam"?
- aYours faithfully
- bYours sincerely
- cBest regards only
- dWarm wishes
- Question 2Recall
The main function of a relative clause is to
- aqualify the noun or pronoun in a sentence by connecting the relative pronoun to it
- bjoin two independent main clauses of equal grammatical importance
- cexpress a complete thought entirely on its own, without any main clause
- dreplace the main verb of the sentence it appears in
- Question 3Skills & concepts
"Shoulders falling down like teardrops" in "Still I Rise" is an example of
- aa simile comparing the shoulders to teardrops
- ba metaphor directly equating the shoulders with teardrops
- cpersonification giving the shoulders human emotions
- donomatopoeia imitating the sound of crying
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