Adverbial and Adjectival Clauses

Adverbial: What is the adverbial clause in this sentence:

If I want to go to the concert, I have to clean the kitchen.

(a)  

Adverbial: What is the adverbial clause in this sentence:

We played Twister after we had dinner with Grandma.

(a)  

Adverbial: What is the adverbial clause in this sentence:

While I understand you're angry, you don't need to yell.

(a)  

Adverbial: What is the adverbial clause in this sentence:

Joe went to Wyoming because he broke up with his girlfriend.

(a)  

Adverbial: What is the adverbial clause in this sentence:

I cried while he told me about his past.

(a)  

Adjectival: What is the adjectival clause in this sentence:

My mom bought the Jeep that has extended leg room.

(a)  

Adjectival: What is the adjectival clause in this sentence:

May, who hates spiders, didn't want to go to the bug house at the zoo.

(a)  

Adjectival: What is the adjectival clause in this sentence:

My aunt gave any of us who learned how to cook a new set of pans.

(a)  

Adjectival: What is the adjectival clause in this sentence:

I didn't want to hand over the map that has the location of the Holy Grail on it.

(a)  

Adjectival: What is the adjectival clause in this sentence:

We went to the museum where we had our first date.

(a)