Gr.12 LM5 - Adverbial Clause Quiz

_______ I came to Jogja, I didn't expect that the prices would be very cheap.

• every time

• after

• since

• the first time

We can leave ______ the taxi gets here.

• as long as

• as soon as

• while

• before

Every night I always read ______ I get sleepy.

• after

• when

• since

• until

What is the adverb clause in the following sentence:

Because the wind blew strongly, many trees fell in the road.

• Because the wind blew strongly,

• Because the wind

• many trees fell in the road.

• many trees fell

What does the adverb clause add to the following sentence:

We planned to go to the movie if tickets were still available.

• Tells WHERE we planned to go to the movie

• Tells WHY we planned to go to the movie

• Tells HOW we planned to go to the movie

• Tells UNDER WHAT CONDITIONS we planned to go to the movie

___________ he was a bit rude, people still found him funny and hung out with him.

Adverb clauses answer these questions: where, when, how, under what condition, to what extent, or why.

• true

• false

Choose the adverb clause of reason.

Volunteering is a popular option because it offers life-changing experiences. The best way to gain a deep understanding of another culture is to live and work among its people.

• Volunteering is a popular option

• because it offers life-changing experiences

• a deep understanding

• among its people

Choose the adverb clause of manner.

Some medications should be taken as soon as you wake up in the morning. Other medications should be taken after a meal. In any case, it is important to take any medication as directed by your doctor.

• as soon as you wake up

• in the morning

• after a meal

• as directed by your doctor

Choose the adverb clause of purpose.

If you have a cold, you should cover your mouth whenever you sneeze. One sneeze can spread 5,000 droplets, containing 10,000 bacteria. You should also wash your hands after you sneeze or cough so you don’t spread germs.

• If you have a cold

• whenever you sneeze

• after you sneeze or cough

• so you don’t spread germs