Complete the text with the pronouns in the box. A blank space does not need a pronoun. that / where / which / who / whose

Pseudonyms are often used by authorswant to write in another style. The author Stephen King . novels include The Shining and
The Shawshank Redemption, used the pseudonym
Richard Bachman in the 1970s. His secret was
discovered in Washington, DCbookseller noticed a similarity in the writing style. The bookKing was writing at the time was a new Richard Bachman story, but it was King's nameappeared on the cover when it was published. The book, was later turned into a movie, was called Misery.

Pseudonyms are often used by authors _who_want to write in another style. The author Stephen King ._whose_ novels include The Shining and

The Shawshank Redemption, used the pseudonym

Richard Bachman in the 1970s. His secret was

discovered in Washington, DCbookseller noticed a similarity in the writing style. The bookKing was writing at the time was a new Richard Bachman story, but it was King's name_that_appeared on the cover when it was published. The book, was later turned into a movie, was called Misery.

Explanation:

I'm not sure about the "DC___bookseller" one because I'd say "where _A_ bookseller", not just "where"

1. who

2. whose

3. where

4. which

5. that

its passive

active

passive

active