Adverb and Adjective Clause Quiz

Identify the adverb clause in the following sentence: After the rain stopped, the sun came out.

• While the rain stopped

• The rain stopped

• After the rain stopped

• Before the rain stopped

Identify the adverb clause in the following sentence: Although she was tired, she went to the gym.

• Tired she went

• She went to the gym

• Although she was tired

• Although she went

Identify the adverb clause in the following sentence: When the bell rings, the students will leave the classroom.

• When the bell

• The students will leave

• In the classroom

• When the bell rings

Identify the adverb clause in the following sentence: Since you are here, we can start the meeting.

• After the meeting

• Since you are not here

• Since you are here

• We can start the meeting

Identify the adjective clause in the following sentence: The book that I borrowed from the library is very interesting.

• is very interesting

• that I borrowed from the library

• from the library

• The book

Identify the adjective clause in the following sentence: The girl who won the race is my friend.

• is my friend

• who won the race

• The girl

• won the race

Differentiate between adverb and adjective clauses in the following sentence: I will go wherever you go.

• The clause 'wherever you go' is an adverb clause because it modifies the verb 'go'.

• The clause 'wherever you go' is an adverb clause because it modifies the noun 'where'

• The clause 'wherever you go' is an adjective clause because it modifies the verb 'go'

• The clause 'wherever you go' is an adjective clause because it describes the noun 'where'

Differentiate between adverb and adjective clauses in the following sentence: The man who is sitting next to me is my brother.

• The man who is running next to me is my brother.

• The man who is standing next to me is my brother.

• The man who is sitting next to me is my brother.

• The man who is sleeping next to me is my brother.

Differentiate between adverb and adjective clauses in the following sentence: She will sing until the end of the concert.

• An adverb clause modifies the verb 'will sing' (modifying how long she will sing), while an adjective clause modifies the noun 'end' (modifying which end).

• An adverb clause modifies the verb 'sing' (modifying the singer)

• An adjective clause modifies the noun 'concert' (modifying the type of concert)

• An adverb clause modifies the verb 'end' (modifying how the concert will end)

Identify the adverb clause in the following sentence: Before the movie started, we bought popcorn.

• Before the movie started

• We bought popcorn

• Before the movie

• The movie started