Noun, Adjective, and Adverb Clauses Quiz
English multiple-choice grammar quiz about Noun, Adjective, and Adverb Clauses
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Whoever eats the last brownie has to wash the pan!
A. noun clause
B. adjective clause
C. adverb clause
How is the clause being used in the sentence?
The girl’s worst flaw is that she is wearing too much makeup.
A. subject
B. direct object
C. subject complement
D. object of preposition
A friend is a person whom you can trust.
A. noun clause
B. adjective clause
C. adverb clause
Do you remember the boy who got sprayed by a skunk?
A. noun clause
B. adjective clause
C. adverb clause
Mrs. Deal is looking for whoever ate her chocolate.
A. noun clause
B. adjective clause
C. adverb clause
After the movie had finished, the viewers threw away all their trash.
A. noun clause
B. adjective clause
C. adverb clause
Megan Hilty sang exactly what I like to hear.
A. noun clause
B. adjective clause
C. adverb clause
How is the clause being used in the sentence?
Mrs. Deal is looking for whoever ate her chocolate.
A. subject
B. direct object
C. subject complement
D. object of preposition
How is the clause being used in the sentence?
Megan Hilty sang exactly what I like to hear.
| A. | subject | |
| B. | direct object | |
| C. | subject complement | |
| D. | object of preposition | |
When it rains, I take a nap.
A. noun clause
B. adjective clause
C. adverb clause
Because her son was late getting home, his mom was worried about him.
A. noun clause
B. adjective clause
C. adverb clause
Whenever he eats breakfast, he shovels it in because he is always late.
A. noun clause
B. adjective clause
C. adverb clause
I don’t like to hear about that time you were in trouble.
A. noun clause
B. adjective clause
C. adverb clause
While some students played basketball, others played football.
A. noun clause
B. adjective clause
C. adverb clause
How is the clause being used in the sentence?
Whoever eats the last brownie had to clean the pan!
A. object of preposition
B. direct object
C. subject complement
D. subject