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WorksheetsNoun Clauses
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 9mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
What is the noun clause?:
The enormous elephant seemed to take a liking to the people nearby.
The enormous elephant seemed to take a liking to the people nearby.
a)
The people nearby
b)
Seemed to take a liking to
c)
A liking to the people nearby
d)
The enormous elephant
2.
How is the noun clause being used?:
The enormous elephant seemed to take a liking to the people nearby.
The enormous elephant seemed to take a liking to the people nearby.
a)
Direct Object
b)
Indirect Object
c)
Subject
d)
Appositive
3.
What is the noun clause?:
The best choice in this situation is to finish homework.
The best choice in this situation is to finish homework.
a)
The best choice in this situation
b)
The best choice
c)
In this situation
d)
To finish homework
4.
How is the noun clause being used?:
The best choice in this situation is to finish homework.
The best choice in this situation is to finish homework.
a)
Direct Object
b)
Indirect Object
c)
Object of the Preposition
d)
Predicate Nominative
5.
What is the noun phrase?:
A police chief gave a news reporter his statement.
A police chief gave a news reporter his statement.
a)
A police chief
b)
News reporter
c)
Gave a news report
d)
A news reporter his statement
6.
How is the noun clause being used?:
A police chief gave a news reporter his statement.
A police chief gave a news reporter his statement.
a)
Direct Object
b)
Indirect Object
c)
Predicate Nominative
d)
Object of the Preposition
7.
What is the noun phrase?:
The child still needs to send whoever gave him the gifts a thank you note.
The child still needs to send whoever gave him the gifts a thank you note.
a)
The child
b)
To sent whoever gave him the gifts
c)
Whoever gave him the gifts
d)
Whoever gave him the gifts a thank you note
8.
How is the noun clause being used?:
The child still needs to send whoever gave him the gifts a thank you note.
The child still needs to send whoever gave him the gifts a thank you note.
a)
Subject
b)
Predicate Nominative
c)
Direct Object
d)
Indirect Object
9.
What is the noun clause?:
A 95% on the math final is what the student needed in order to get an A in the math class.
A 95% on the math final is what the student needed in order to get an A in the math class.
a)
A 95% on the math final
b)
What the student needed in order to get an A in the math class
c)
The math class
d)
In order to get an A in the math class
10.
How is the noun clause being used?:
A 95% on the math final is what the student needed in order to get an A in the math class.
A 95% on the math final is what the student needed in order to get an A in the math class.
a)
Predicate Nominative
b)
Object of the Preposition
c)
Subject
d)
Appositive
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