GRAMMAR CHECK (14 points) Complete the sentences. Use who, whom, which, or
that. (7 points) Then match the sentences with the responses. (7 points)

1. Confucius and Lao-tse were famous Chinese leaders are well known around the world.

2. The food I ate in Japan was so healthful and tasty.
answer which / that – a
3. “Tom Yam Kung,” which means “boil, mix, shrimp” in Thai, is a soup _ is popular in Thailand. answer which / that – f

4. In many Korean restaurants you can nd people are eating kimchi.
answer who / that – b
5. These photos I took in Chile show the world’s largest open copper mine. It was very impressive answer which / that – g

6. Do you remember my friend Wen you met on our trip to Taiwan?
answer whom / who / that – d
7. You are like my friend lives in Argentina. He also really loves dancing and football. (
answer who / that – c
8. I can’t remember the name of the museum we visited in Paris.
answer which / that – h

a. Maybe that’s why Japanese people live longer.
b. I’ve heard that. One of my friends who was born in Seoul loves it.
c. Well, I actually lived there for awhile, that’s why. I love their asado barbecue too!
d. Well, sort of. We met him at the night market, didn’t we?
e. Of course. They were really famous philosophers.
f. That’s news to me. But I know about Thailand’s Muay Thai (Thai boxing).
g. I bet. I read that exports of this metal account for 36 percent of the world market.
h. You don’t remember? It’s the Louvre! It may be the most famous tourist spot in France.