What job does the clause do? Adjective, adverb or noun clauses

Question 1

In which sentence is the part in brackets this kind of clause: noun clause?

• A. She sings [as if nobody is listening].
• B. I know [that you are right].
• C. Our dog, [which is very old], sleeps all day.

Question 2

What job does the clause in brackets do? This is the park [where we first met].

• A. adjective (relative) clause
• B. adverb clause
• C. noun clause

Question 3

In which sentence is the part in brackets this kind of clause: adverb clause?

• A. [Whoever finishes first] can choose the music.
• B. I'll call you [if I need help].
• C. [What she said] surprised everyone.

Question 4

What job does the clause in brackets do? [When the rain stopped], we went outside.

• A. adjective (relative) clause
• B. adverb clause
• C. noun clause

Question 5

In which sentence is the part in brackets this kind of clause: noun clause?

• A. Nobody knew [why the lights went out].
• B. Our dog, [which is very old], sleeps all day.
• C. This is the park [where we first met].

Question 6

What job does the clause in brackets do? I'll call you [if I need help].

• A. adjective (relative) clause
• B. adverb clause
• C. noun clause

Question 7

In which sentence is the part in brackets this kind of clause: noun clause?

• A. The man [who fixed our boiler] was very kind.
• B. Nobody knew [why the lights went out].
• C. [When the rain stopped], we went outside.

Question 8

What job does the clause in brackets do? They played [until it got dark].

• A. adjective (relative) clause
• B. adverb clause
• C. noun clause

Question 9

In which sentence is the part in brackets this kind of clause: noun clause?

• A. The teacher [whose class won] gave a speech.
• B. They played [until it got dark].
• C. The problem is [that we have no money].

Question 10

What job does the clause in brackets do? Nobody knew [why the lights went out].

• A. adjective (relative) clause
• B. adverb clause
• C. noun clause

Question 11

In which sentence is the part in brackets this kind of clause: adjective (relative) clause?

• A. Can you tell me [where the station is]?
• B. The man [who fixed our boiler] was very kind.
• C. I'll call you [if I need help].

Question 12

What job does the clause in brackets do? The teacher [whose class won] gave a speech.

• A. adjective (relative) clause
• B. adverb clause
• C. noun clause

Question 13

In which sentence is the part in brackets this kind of clause: adverb clause?

• A. We left early [because the roads were icy].
• B. [What she said] surprised everyone.
• C. Can you tell me [where the station is]?

Question 14

What job does the clause in brackets do? We left early [because the roads were icy].

• A. adjective (relative) clause
• B. adverb clause
• C. noun clause

Question 15

In which sentence is the part in brackets this kind of clause: noun clause?

• A. I know [that you are right].
• B. Our dog, [which is very old], sleeps all day.
• C. The book [that you lent me] was brilliant.

Question 16

What job does the clause in brackets do? I'll call you [if I need help].

• A. adjective (relative) clause
• B. adverb clause
• C. noun clause