English G7, sentences

Is the Direct Object a noun or noun clause?
The volunteers sent packages to the soldiers

• noun

• noun clause

Is the direct object a noun or a noun clause?

The club members discussed how we wanted to support the school.

• noun

• noun clause

Is the direct object a noun or a noun clause?

I'll pick whichever cereal has less sugar.

• noun

• noun clause

Is the direct object a noun or a noun clause?

I understand why the park charges admission on weekends.

• noun

• noun clause

Is the direct object a noun or a noun clause?

Dad asked Collin to slice the carrots and toss the salad.

• noun

• noun clause

What is the noun clause used as an appositive in the sentenct?

The knowledge that the river was too high kept us from crossing.

• The knowledge that

• that the river was too high

• from crossing

• high kept us from crossing

What is the noun clause used as an appositive in the sentence?

Mr. Moore expressed the hope that we would not be late.

• we would not be late

• expressed the hope

• that we would not be late

• Mr. Moore expressed

What is the noun clause used as an appositive in the sentence?

She held the belief that the dog was friendly.

• that the dog was friendly

• She held the belief

• the dog was friendly

• the belief that the dog

What is the noun clause used as an appositive in the sentence?

We all agreed on the fact that it was too hot to play outside.

• hot to play outside

• the fact that it was too hot

• We all agreed

• that it was too hot to play outside

What is the noun clause used as an appositive in the sentence?

They challenged the idea that only the adults could take on such responsibilities.

• the idea that onlly the adults could take

• They challenged the idea

• on such responsibilities

• that only the adults could take on such responsibilities