Mastering Clauses: A Quiz Challenge

Identify the noun clause in the following sentence: "What she decided to do was surprising to everyone."

• What she decided to do

• was surprising

• to everyone

• surprising to everyone

Which of the following sentences contains an adverbial clause?

• She sang beautifully.

• He left the party because he was tired.

• The book on the table is mine.

• The cat is sleeping.

Construct a sentence using an adjective clause to describe a "house."

• The house, which is on the corner, is for sale.

• The house is big.

• The house was built last year.

• The house is blue.

Differentiate the clause types in the sentence: "Although it was raining, we went for a walk."

• Noun clause and adjective clause

• Adverbial clause and main clause

• Adjective clause and main clause

• Noun clause and adverbial clause

Use a noun clause in a sentence about a "mystery."

• The mystery was solved.

• What happened that night remains a mystery.

• The mystery is intriguing.

• The mystery was thrilling.

Identify the adverbial clause in the sentence: "She will call you when she arrives."

• She will call you

• when she arrives

• She arrives

• call you

Analyze the function of the adjective clause in the sentence: "The car that he bought is very fast."

• It describes the car.

• It tells when he bought the car.

• It explains why the car is fast.

• It indicates who bought the car.

Which sentence contains a noun clause?

• I know that she is coming.

• She is coming soon.

• The book is on the table.

• He runs quickly.

Construct a sentence using an adverbial clause to explain "why" something happened.

• She was late because she missed the bus.

• She was late.

• She missed the bus.

• She was late and missed the bus.

Differentiate the clause types in the sentence: "The book that you lent me was fascinating."

• Noun clause and main clause

• Adjective clause and main clause

• Adverbial clause and main clause

• Noun clause and adjective clause