Question 1
My cousin, _____ owns a bakery in Paris, makes the best croissants I have ever tasted.
Options: that, who, which
Choose the option that correctly completes each description of food, restaurants, or dining. Some sentences have more than one blank, so complete every relative clause.
Practice 1 of 5
Question 1
My cousin, _____ owns a bakery in Paris, makes the best croissants I have ever tasted.
Options: that, who, which
Question 2
The waiter _____ served us was very friendly and helpful.
Options: which, whose, who
Question 3
I love the small pizzeria _____ tables are set up outside on the terrace.
Options: who, whose, which
Question 4
This cookbook, _____ I bought in London, contains hundreds of traditional British recipes.
Options: that, who, which
Question 5
The food critic _____ the chef invited wrote an enthusiastic review.
Options: whom, which, whose
Question 6
The head chef, _____ signature dish is roasted duck, has worked here for twenty years.
Options: who, whose, which
Question 7
Paella, _____ is a traditional Spanish dish, requires saffron and fresh seafood.
Options: that, which, who
Question 8
I still remember the evening _____ the chef prepared a special menu for us.
Options: whose, which, when
Question 9
We visited a vineyard _____ exports wine all over the world.
Options: who, which, whose
Question 10
The new sushi restaurant, _____ we celebrated Lina's birthday, has already become very popular.
Options: where, that, which
Question 11
The dessert _____ was worth the wait, but the sauce _____ came with it was too sweet.
Options: that we ordered it, we ordered it, we ordered, that, who, whose
Question 12
The sommelier, _____ the restaurant hired last year, helped us choose the perfect wine.
Options: that, whom, whose
Practise Defining vs. Non-defining Relative Clauses - Food & Restaurants with this interactive fill-in-the-blank exercise of 12 questions. Choose the option that correctly completes each sentence, then submit to check your answers and get instant feedback on every choice.
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