The plan is that we will reach the coast before Friday.

Noun Clause; Predicate Nominative

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Grammar 2 - Types of Clauses

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This quiz assesses students' ability to identify types of clauses (noun, adjective, or adverb.)

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1
Rosa grew taller than her older sister.
Adjective Clause
Noun Clause; Predicate Nominative
Adverb Clause
Noun Clause; subject
2
Because I am in the high school band, I will march in the parade.
Adverb Clause; am
Adverb Clause; Because
Adjective Clause; Parade
Adverb Clause; will march
3
Sparta was the city-state where physical strength and skill were most highly admired.
Adverb Clause, admired
Noun Clause; subject
Noun Clause, Indirect Object
Adjective clause; city-state
4
You may borrow my book overnight if you’d like.
Adverb Clause; overnight
Adjective Clause; overnight
Adverb Clause; may borrow
Adjective Clause; book
5
The concert that we’ll hear tonight includes music by George Gershwin.
Adverb Clause; Hear
Adverb Clause; Includes
Adjective Clause; music
Adjective Clause; Concert
6
Do you know who is the governor of Georgia?
Adverb Clause; know
Adjective Clause; governor
Noun Clause; Direct Object
Noun Clauses; Subject
7
Andy promised that he'd be on time for the party.
Noun Clause; Direct Object
Noun Clause; Indirect Object
Noun Clause; Predicate Nominative
Noun Clause; Subject
8
Since the bicycle was on sale, I bought it.
Adjective Clause; bike
Noun Clause; Subject
Noun Clauses; Direct Object
Adverb Clause; bought
9
Many people build their own house, even though the task can be time consuming.
Adjective Clause, task
Adverb Clause, build
Noun Clause, Object of the Preposition
Noun Clause, Direct Object
10
Please help me when it is time to decorate the gym for the dance.
Adverb Clauses; when
Adverb Clause; help
Adjective Clause; time
Adjective Clause; me
11
The plan is that we will reach the coast before Friday.
Noun Clause; Predicate Nominative
Noun Clause; Direct Object
Adjective Clause; plan
Noun Clause; Apposative
12
You will have to decide for yourself where you stand on the issue.
Noun Clause; Direct Object
Adverb Clause
Noun Clause, Indirect Object
Adjective Clause
13
¨Ifyou have time, what you should do is complete the homework that I assignedyesterday.
Adjective Clause
All of the above
Adverb Clause
Noun Clause
14
I regret that I have but one life for my country.
Noun Clause, Predicate Nominative
Adverb Clause
Noun Clause, Direct Object
Noun Clause, Indirect Object
15
Who the winner is remains a mystery until the envelope is opened. (There are TWO clauses)
Adjective; Adverb
Noun Clauses; Adjective
Adverb; Adverb
Noun Clause; Adverb

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Grammar 2 - Types of Clauses

15 termsStudBud Administration570 plays

This quiz assesses students' ability to identify types of clauses (noun, adjective, or adverb.)

Flashcards15 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 15

Answers

1
Rosa grew taller than her older sister.
Adjective Clause
Noun Clause; Predicate Nominative
Adverb Clause
Noun Clause; subject
2
Because I am in the high school band, I will march in the parade.
Adverb Clause; am
Adverb Clause; Because
Adjective Clause; Parade
Adverb Clause; will march
3
Sparta was the city-state where physical strength and skill were most highly admired.
Adverb Clause, admired
Noun Clause; subject
Noun Clause, Indirect Object
Adjective clause; city-state
4
You may borrow my book overnight if you’d like.
Adverb Clause; overnight
Adjective Clause; overnight
Adverb Clause; may borrow
Adjective Clause; book
5
The concert that we’ll hear tonight includes music by George Gershwin.
Adverb Clause; Hear
Adverb Clause; Includes
Adjective Clause; music
Adjective Clause; Concert
6
Do you know who is the governor of Georgia?
Adverb Clause; know
Adjective Clause; governor
Noun Clause; Direct Object
Noun Clauses; Subject
7
Andy promised that he'd be on time for the party.
Noun Clause; Direct Object
Noun Clause; Indirect Object
Noun Clause; Predicate Nominative
Noun Clause; Subject
8
Since the bicycle was on sale, I bought it.
Adjective Clause; bike
Noun Clause; Subject
Noun Clauses; Direct Object
Adverb Clause; bought
9
Many people build their own house, even though the task can be time consuming.
Adjective Clause, task
Adverb Clause, build
Noun Clause, Object of the Preposition
Noun Clause, Direct Object
10
Please help me when it is time to decorate the gym for the dance.
Adverb Clauses; when
Adverb Clause; help
Adjective Clause; time
Adjective Clause; me
11
The plan is that we will reach the coast before Friday.
Noun Clause; Predicate Nominative
Noun Clause; Direct Object
Adjective Clause; plan
Noun Clause; Apposative
12
You will have to decide for yourself where you stand on the issue.
Noun Clause; Direct Object
Adverb Clause
Noun Clause, Indirect Object
Adjective Clause
13
¨Ifyou have time, what you should do is complete the homework that I assignedyesterday.
Adjective Clause
All of the above
Adverb Clause
Noun Clause
14
I regret that I have but one life for my country.
Noun Clause, Predicate Nominative
Adverb Clause
Noun Clause, Direct Object
Noun Clause, Indirect Object
15
Who the winner is remains a mystery until the envelope is opened. (There are TWO clauses)
Adjective; Adverb
Noun Clauses; Adjective
Adverb; Adverb
Noun Clause; Adverb