past participle

1. Scolded by the Discipline Master, he felt ashamed.
2. Hit by the football, his forehead bled.
3. Sent to the hospital, he was upset because he could not play till the end of the match.
4. Discharged in the evening, he went home.
5. Given a big meal, he felt better and forgot his bad luck.

1. The net bar which/that provides free snacks is crowded with students.
2. We saw a car of which the wheels had been stolen.
3. The man who has long hair is a pop singer.
4. Here comes the bus which/that goes to North Point.
5. The man whose photograph appears in the newspaper is my uncle.
6. The boy whose jacket is dirty is my cousin.

2013-08-03 19:28:45 補充：
嗯嗯，我就是 object to the use of whose in the sense of "of which", referring to things rather than people. 的那些人。

2. We saw a car whose wheels had been stolen.
This is an alternative choice pronoun whose used to say thing you mean= a car.
We saw a car, of which the wheels had been stolen, had been driven away.
This is an adverb clause of manner only.

2. We saw a car whose wheels had been stolen.

It's the house whose door is painted red. ~ an example from Oxford Dictionary

Some people object to the use of whose in the sense of "of which", referring to things rather than people.