Relative Clauses
This is the relative pronoun used for people in defining relative clauses...
"who"
What is the form of a verb used after the verb "enjoy."
Enjoy + verb-ing
In the phrase "a big red balloon," which adjective indicates size?
"big"
Add the correct prefix to form the opposite of "appear."
"disappear"
In which Disney film does a wooden puppet come to life and must prove himself worthy to become a real boy?
"Pinocchio"
This relative pronoun can be used for things and animals in non-defining relative clauses.
"which"
This form is used after the verb "decide."
(decide + to + base verb)
Arrange these adjectives in the correct order: "blue, old, wonderful."
"a wonderful old blue"
Add a suffix to form a noun from the adjective "happy."
"happiness"
Which Disney film features a young girl who falls down a rabbit hole into a whimsical world with characters like the Cheshire Cat and the Mad Hatter?
"Alice in Wonderland"
In this sentence, identify the relative clause: "The book that you gave me was fascinating."
"that you gave me"
Correct this sentence: "She suggested to go to the museum."
"She suggested going to the museum"
In "an interesting French film," which adjective describes origin?
"French"
Add the correct prefix to form the opposite of "possible."
"impossible"
What was the first full-length animated feature produced by Walt Disney Studios?
"Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs"
This is the relative pronoun used to refer to possession.
"whose"
Name the verb form in this sentence: "They plan to travel next summer."
Infinitive (to travel)
Place these adjectives in the correct order: "wooden, beautiful, square."
"a beautiful square wooden"
Add a suffix to form a noun from the verb "inform."
"information"
Which Disney movie tells the story of a fawn who grows up to become the Great Prince of the Forest?
"Bambi"
Combine these sentences using a relative clause: "The student is very talented. She won the first prize."
"The student who won the first prize is very talented"
Identify the error in this sentence: "I can't avoid to laugh at his jokes."
"I can't avoid laughing at their jokes."
Rearrange these adjectives correctly: "small, old, rectangular, wooden, Italian."
"a beautiful small rectangular wooden Italian"
Add the correct prefix to change the meaning of "agree."
"disagree"
In "The Jungle Book," what is the name of the bear who befriends the human boy Mowgli?
"Baloo"