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Types of Clauses (Review) RAS students

Total questions: 22

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

[After we found the puppy,] we took it to the animal shelter.

a)

Adverb Clause

b)

Adjective Clause

c)

Noun Clause

2.

Helen's computer, [which was quite old,] remained reliable.

a)

Adverb Clause

b)

Adjective Clause

c)

Noun Clause

3.

Helen's computer remained reliable, [although it was quite old.]

a)

Adverb Clause

b)

Adjective Clause

c)

Noun Clause

4.

The question in the minds of many citizens is [whether or not terrorism can stop.]

a)

Adverb Clause

b)

Adjective Clause

c)

Noun Clause

5.

Princess Bree, [who had slept for a century,] suddenly awakened.

a)

Adverb Clause

b)

Adjective Clause

c)

Noun Clause

6.

We debated [whose situation seemed worse.]

a)

Adverb Clause

b)

Adjective Clause

c)

Noun Clause

7.

[Which job was most desirable] was the foremost question in Ellen's mind.

a)

Adverb Clause

b)

Adjective Clause

c)

Noun Clause

8.

Coach Tina complimented the team [because each player had worked hard during the season.]

a)

Adverb Clause

b)

Adjective Clause

c)

Noun Clause

9.

[When she heard an unfamiliar language,] she grew nervous.

a)

Adverb Clause

b)

Adjective Clause

c)

Noun Clause

10.

Identify the clause: Because I was hungry, I made a simple dinner with eggs.

a)

Independent (main)

b)

Dependent (subordinate)

11.

Identify the clause: Until I see significant progress, you will be on restriction.

a)

Independent (main)

b)

Dependent (subordinate)

12.

Identify the clause: I like eating eggs.

a)

Independent (main)

b)

Dependent (subordinate)

13.

Identify the clause: What I had for breakfast gave me heartburn.

a)

relative clause

b)

noun clause

c)

adverbial clause

14.

Identify the clause: Michelle screamed when she saw the spider that dangled from the one clean bathroom towel.

a)

noun clause

b)

relative clause

c)

adverbial clause

15.

Identify the clause: The wonderful thing about English teachers is that they all get along so well.

a)

noun clause

b)

independent clause

c)

adverbial clause

16.

Identify the clause: If you like eating eggs, you need to find some good egg recipes.

a)

independent (main) clause

b)

dependent (subordinate) clause

c)

adverbial clause

17.

Identify the clause: While you were partying, I was at home studying.

a)

independent (main) clause

b)

dependent (subordinate) clause

18.
The history test, which was supposed to be so hard, turned out to be quite easy.
a)
Adjective Clause
b)
Adverb Clause
c)
Noun Clause
19.
I won't be able to go to college unless I get a good grade in chemistry.
a)
Adverb Clause
b)
Adjective Clause
c)
Noun Clause
20.
What I did yesterday is none of your business.
a)
Adverb Clause
b)
Adjective Clause
c)
Noun Clause
21.
I get to go to Europe after classes if I can save half the airfare.
a)
Adverb Clause
b)
Noun Clause
c)
Adjective Clause
22.
Whatever you want to do with your holiday is okay with me.
a)
Adverb Clause
b)
Adjective Clause
c)
Noun Clause