Relative & Interrogative Pronouns

In the sentence "Whose bag was left in the school bag?", is the pronoun "whose" Interrogative or Relative?

• Interrogative

• Relative

Do sentences with Relative Pronouns end in a period or a question mark?

• Question Mark

• Period

Can the pronouns "who, whom, and whose" be used as an Interrogative and Relative Pronouns in a sentence?

• Yes

• No

 In the sentence "Mark, who was a role model student in their school, wanted to be a teacher someday.", is the pronoun "who" used as a Relative or an Interrogative Pronoun? 

• Interrogative Pronoun

• Relative Pronoun

Can the pronoun "that" be used as a Relative pronoun?

• No

• Yes

What are relative pronouns used for?

• used to point to specific things

• connect dependent clauses to independent clauses 

• express possession, ownership, origin, etc

• meant to provide more information about the subject (noun or pronoun) it relates to

• meant to provide more information about the subject (noun or pronoun) it relates to

The new model of my phone, ____ had just come out, is the best so far.

• who

• which

• whom

Mrs. Jam is going to spend a few weeks in Quezon City, ____ is where her son lives.

• when

• which

• where

What are interrogative pronouns used for?

• used to ask questions about unknown people or things

• expresses mutual relationships or actions

•  pronouns that doesn’t specifically identify who or what it is referring to

• these pronouns represents the thing that we don't know

By ___ was her favorite book written?

• whom

• who

• which