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Clauses / Part 2

Quiz by Melvin Duke

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  • Q1
    An adjective clause must contain at least
    3 elements: a connector, a subject, and a verb
    3 elements: an adjective, a subject, and a verb
    3 elements: a comma, a subject, and a verb
    2 elements: a subject and a verb
    60s
  • Q2
    An adjective clause connector is also known as
    a coordinate conjunction
    a relative pronoun
    a subject
    a relative adjective
    60s
  • Q3
    An adjective clause will always go
    right after the noun it's modifying.
    between a subject and its verb .
    right after the subject of a sentence.
    right before the noun it's modifying.
    60s
  • Q4
    A reduced adjective clause is also known as
    a adverb adverb phrase
    a subjunctive clause
    a participial adjective
    an adjective phrase
    60s
  • Q5
    An adjective clause can only be reduced when
    the clause has a separate connector and a separate subject
    the clause is separated by commas
    the clause contains the verb "to be."
    the connector is also the subject of the clause
    60s
  • Q6
    When an adjective clause is reduced,
    it becomes shorter, and loses the connector/subject, the verb "to be" in any of its forms if there's one; and all other verb forms would change to the "ing" form or a past participle.
    it must begin with an "ing" word, and does not have a subject and a verb.
    it loses the connector and the verb "to be," all other verbs change to the "Ing" form or the past particple form.
    it becomes shorter, and loses the connector and the subject; and the verb form (of any verb) changes to the "ing" form.
    120s
  • Q7
    Look at this sentence: "Crater Lake, which was formed by a volcano, is a superb setting for day hikes." The adjective clause in this sentence is
    formed by a volcano
    superb setting
    which was formed by a volcano
    superb
    60s
  • Q8
    A reduced adverb clause will lose
    the connector. Also, subjects and verbs must be removed.
    the subject and the verb "to be;" all other verbs would be changed to the "Ing" form or the past participle form.
    the connector and the subject. Verbs are changed to the "Ing" form.
    the connector, the subject and the verb "to be." Other verbs would be changed to the "ing" form or the past particple
    60s
  • Q9
    "Frank Sprague developed the elevator after improving the electric motor." In this sentence, there's
    an adjective clause
    an adverb clause
    a reduced adjective clause
    a reduced adverb clause
    60s
  • Q10
    "When she returned to her native city, Kate Chopin began to write the stories for which she is noted." What is the adverb clause in this sentence?
    Kate Chopin began to write the stories
    for which she is noted
    When she returned to her native city
    which she is noted
    60s

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