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7.81 Relative and Subordinate Clauses for Precision Worksheet

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This Grade 7 English worksheet provides structured practice on 7.81 Relative and Subordinate Clauses for Precision. Students are guided through targeted exercises that build foundational understanding, computational accuracy, and critical thinking skills.

Relative and Subordinate Clauses for Precision - Combine ideas using who/whom/whose/which/that and appropriate subordinators to create concise, precise sentences. (CCSS L.7.1; TX TEKS §110.23(b)(10)(D); FL 7.C.3.1; VA 7.LU.1; NY 7L1; GA ELAGSE7L1)

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Problem 1Difficulty: Mastery

Sentence: The fundraiser succeeded, which the students planned for weeks. Which revision correctly shows that the students planned the fundraiser (not the success)?

AThe fundraiser succeeded, that the students planned for weeks.

BThe fundraiser that the students planned for weeks succeeded.

CThe fundraiser succeeded, which the students planned for weeks.

DThe fundraiser, which the students planned for weeks succeeded.

Solution & Explanation:A that clause (fundraiser that the students planned...) clearly modifies fundraiser. In the original, which could seem to refer to the success instead.

Problem 2Difficulty: Mastery

Sentences: The app crashed. I updated it. The update was supposed to fix bugs. Which sentence best combines the ideas while keeping the logic clear?

AI updated the app that was supposed to fix bugs, although it still crashed.

BAlthough I updated the app that was supposed to fix bugs, it still crashed.

CAlthough I updated the app that was supposed to fix bugs. It still crashed.

DAlthough I updated the app, which was supposed to fix bugs, it still crashed.

Solution & Explanation:Use although to show an unexpected result. Keeping that was supposed to fix bugs as a restrictive clause ties it directly to app.

Problem 3Difficulty: Mastery

Sentence: I spoke with the parent of the student who was absent, which worried the teacher. Which revision makes it clear that the teacher was worried about the absence (not about the parent)?

AI spoke with the parent of the student, who was absent, which worried the teacher.

BI spoke with the parent of the student who was absent, which worried the teacher.

CI spoke with the parent of the student who was absent, and the absence worried the teacher.

DI spoke with the parent, which worried the teacher, of the student who was absent.

Solution & Explanation:The original which could refer to the whole first clause or the parent. Naming the idea (the absence) removes ambiguity and keeps meaning precise.

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