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6871. Identify the underlined clause. Whatever you decide is fine with me.
- A. Noun clause
- B. Adjective clause
- C. Adverb clause
- D. Independent clause
Explanation: "Whatever you decide" acts as the subject of the sentence; therefore, it functions as a noun clause.
Correct answer: Noun clause6872. I will be very surprised if I make the school soccer team.The underlined clause is:
- A. Independent clause
- B. Dependent clause
- C. Adjective clause
- D. Preposition clause
Explanation: A dependent clause cannot stand alone as a complete sentence and usually begins with a subordinating word like if, because, when, although, etc. The sentence: "If I make the school soccer team," begins with "if" and cannot stand alone. It depends on the main clause "I will be very surprised" to make complete sense.
Correct answer: Dependent clause6873. Identify the underlined clause. That he believes his own story is remarkable.
- A. Noun clause
- B. Adjective clause
- C. Adverb clause
- D. Independent clause
Explanation: The clause "That he believes his story" functions as a noun because it acts as a subject of the sentence. It does not describe a noun (adjective) or modify a verb (adverb), so it is not an adjective or adverb clause.
Correct answer: Noun clause6874. Identify the underlined clause. You may sit wherever you like.
- A. Noun clause
- B. Adjective clause
- C. Adverb clause
- D. Independent clause
Explanation: "Wherever you like" modifies the verb "may sit" by telling us the place, so it's an adverb clause.
Correct answer: Adverb clause6875. Identify the underlined clause. I want to see what had happened.
- A. Noun clause
- B. Adjective clause
- C. Adverb clause
- D. Independent clause
Explanation: "What had happened" functions as the object of "want to see," acting like a noun.
Correct answer: Noun clause6876. Identify the underlined clause.After the movie was over, we went out to eat.
- A. Noun clause
- B. Essential adjective clause
- C. Adverb clause
- D. Non-essential clause
Explanation: "After the movie was over" is an adverb clause because it tells when we went out to eat. It modifies the verb "went" and is not acting as a noun or describing a noun.
Correct answer: Adverb clause6877. Identify the underlined clause:The food that she cooked was delicious.
- A. Noun clause
- B. Adjective clause
- C. Adverb clause
- D. Independent clause
Explanation: "That she cooked" modifies the noun food, giving more information about it. Thus, it is an adjective clause.
Correct answer: Adjective clause6878. Identify the underlined clause.If they could love like you and me, imagine what the world could be.
- A. Adjective clause
- B. Adverb clause
- C. Noun clause
- D. Main clause
Explanation: "If they could love like you and me" is an adverb clause modifying the verb "imagine," expressing a condition.
Correct answer: Adverb clause6879. Identify the type of clause in the following sentence:I will call you when I reach home.
- A. Noun clause
- B. Adjective clause
- C. Adverb clause
- D. Independent clause
Explanation: "When I reach home" tells us when the action in the main clause happens. Clauses that give information about time, place, reason, condition, etc are adverb clauses.
Correct answer: Adverb clause6880. Identify the clause in the following sentence:That she won the prize surprised everyone.
- A. Noun clause
- B. Adjective clause
- C. Adverb clause
- D. Independent clause
Explanation: The clause "That she won the prize" acts as the subject of the sentence. Clauses that function as a noun (subject, object, or complement) are noun clauses.
Correct answer: Noun clause