Quiz: Clause Craft Quiz


Clause Craft QuizOnline version Test noun and adjective clause mastery by rosa 1 Which connector can introduce a noun clause? a who b which c that d because 2 A noun clause can function as which of the following in a sentence? a hyphen b subject c adjective d preposition 3 Which is a typical way to start an adjective clause? a with because b with how/why c with when/where d with who/which/that 4 Adjective clauses primarily function as what in a sentence? a subject b object of a preposition c main verb d modifiers of a noun 5 The noun clause in 'What he said is true' is functioning as a a modifier b subject c complement d object 6 Which connector can be omitted when the clause functions as an object? a that b who c where d whom 7 Which of these is not a typical noun clause connector? a where b whether c what d that 8 Difference: noun clauses vs. adjective clauses: a Both modify nouns b Noun clauses act as nouns; adjective clauses modify nouns c Adjective clauses act as nouns d Noun clauses modify nouns 9 Which word order do noun clauses follow? a question word order b statement word order (subject + verb) c imperative order d inverted order 10 Relative pronouns that start adjective clauses include which of the following? a how, why, where b if, whether, what c who, which, that d because, since, when Feedback 1 Noun clauses are often introduced by that, as well as if, whether, and wh-words. 2 Noun clauses can act as subject, object, complement, or object of a preposition. 3 Adjective clauses are introduced by relative pronouns such as who, whom, which, that. 4 They provide additional information about a noun or pronoun. 5 The clause acts as the subject of the sentence. 6 The connector can be omitted when the clause is the object. 7 Noun clauses use that, whether, if, and wh-words; where is a relative adverb used in adjective clauses. 8 Noun clauses function as nouns; adjective clauses are modifiers. 9 Noun clauses follow the main clause order, not question word order. 10 Adjective clauses use who, whom, which, that, plus where/when as relative adverbs.

1

Which connector can introduce a noun clause?

a

who

b

which

c

that

d

because

2

A noun clause can function as which of the following in a sentence?

a

hyphen

b

subject

c

adjective

d

preposition

3

Which is a typical way to start an adjective clause?

a

with because

b

with how/why

c

with when/where

d

with who/which/that

4

Adjective clauses primarily function as what in a sentence?

a

subject

b

object of a preposition

c

main verb

d

modifiers of a noun

5

The noun clause in 'What he said is true' is functioning as a

a

modifier

b

subject

c

complement

d

object

6

Which connector can be omitted when the clause functions as an object?

a

that

b

who

c

where

d

whom

7

Which of these is not a typical noun clause connector?

a

where

b

whether

c

what

d

that

8

Difference: noun clauses vs. adjective clauses:

a

Both modify nouns

b

Noun clauses act as nouns; adjective clauses modify nouns

c

Adjective clauses act as nouns

d

Noun clauses modify nouns

9

Which word order do noun clauses follow?

a

question word order

b

statement word order (subject + verb)

c

imperative order

d

inverted order

10

Relative pronouns that start adjective clauses include which of the following?

a

how, why, where

b

if, whether, what

c

who, which, that

d

because, since, when

Feedback

1

Noun clauses are often introduced by that, as well as if, whether, and wh-words.

2

Noun clauses can act as subject, object, complement, or object of a preposition.

3

Adjective clauses are introduced by relative pronouns such as who, whom, which, that.

4

They provide additional information about a noun or pronoun.

5

The clause acts as the subject of the sentence.

6

The connector can be omitted when the clause is the object.

7

Noun clauses use that, whether, if, and wh-words; where is a relative adverb used in adjective clauses.

8

Noun clauses function as nouns; adjective clauses are modifiers.

9

Noun clauses follow the main clause order, not question word order.

10

Adjective clauses use who, whom, which, that, plus where/when as relative adverbs.

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Clause Craft QuizOnline version

by rosa

Which connector can introduce a noun clause?

A noun clause can function as which of the following in a sentence?

Which is a typical way to start an adjective clause?

Adjective clauses primarily function as what in a sentence?

The noun clause in 'What he said is true' is functioning as a

Which connector can be omitted when the clause functions as an object?

Which of these is not a typical noun clause connector?

Difference: noun clauses vs. adjective clauses:

Which word order do noun clauses follow?

Relative pronouns that start adjective clauses include which of the following?

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