GCSE English Worksheet: Pronouns (Relative - who/which/that)
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This worksheet provides comprehension practice centred around the use of relative pronouns (who/which/that) within mythological texts to enhance understanding and analytical skills.
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GCSE English Worksheet: Pronouns (Relative - who/which/that)
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Understanding Relative Pronouns in Mythology
In the tales of ancient Greece, many heroes had companions who were as brave as they. These companions, who often displayed loyalty and courage, played vital roles in the hero's journey. For example, Hercules, who was known for his strength, was aided by a loyal sidekick who supported him through numerous trials. The gods, which watched over mortals, often intervened in their affairs, guiding or challenging them depending on their motives. One such story recounts the myth of Orpheus, who ventured into the Underworld, which was a realm filled with shadows and secrets, seeking to bring back his loved one. The hero's courage, which was boundless, exemplifies the virtues celebrated in mythology.
1.
Identify a sentence that uses 'who' as a relative pronoun and explain what it refers to.
[2 marks]2.
Find a sentence that uses 'which' and describe what it adds to the sentence.
[2 marks]3.
Which relative pronoun is used in the sentence: 'The gods, which watched over mortals, often intervened in their affairs'?
Aa) who
Bb) which
Cc) that
Dd) whose
4.
Write a sentence of your own using 'that' as a relative pronoun to describe a mythological creature.
[3 marks]5.
Explain how the relative pronoun 'who' is used differently from 'which' in the extract.
6.
Identify the sentence that includes a non-essential clause introduced by a relative pronoun and explain its importance.
[3 marks]7.
Choose the correct relative pronoun to complete this sentence: 'The hero, ____ courage was renowned, faced the dragon bravely.'
Aa) who
Bb) which
Cc) that
Dd) whose
8.
Create a short paragraph about a mythological hero using at least two different relative pronouns from the extract.
9.
In your opinion, why are relative pronouns important in mythological storytelling? Provide a brief explanation (2-3 sentences).
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