Adjective Clauses

5 Questions | By Jamieteacher | Updated: Dec 14, 2012 | Attempts: 1345

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This quiz will test your ability to recognize, analyze, and create adjective clauses. All comments and suggestions welcome.

Questions and Answers

1.

How about in this group? Which one is the adjective?
- A.
  
  School
- B.
  
  Teacher
- C.
  
  Woman
- D.
  
  Cheap
Correct Answer
D. Cheap
2.

Adjectives can also be one word sentences. Can you find the adjective?
- A.
  
  Awesome!
- B.
  
  Jack!
- C.
  
  What?
- D.
  
  How?
Correct Answer
A. Awesome!
3.

Adjective clauses are parts of a sentence. You can find an adjective clause because a clause has a subject (noun) and verb. So, which one is an adjective clause?
- A.
  
  A tall man
- B.
  
  Who went to Whistler
- C.
  
  Where she
- D.
  
  Am going to study
Correct Answer
B. Who went to Whistler

Explanation
in "who went to Whistler," is a subject.

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4.

Try this one. Adjective clause?
- A.
  
  Who
- B.
  
  Died
- C.
  
  Who died
- D.
  
  Died who
Correct Answer
C. Who died
5.

Correct Answer
The girl who sit next to me
The girl who sat next to me

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Adjective Clauses

How about in this group? Which one is the adjective?

Adjectives can also be one word sentences. Can you find the adjective?

Adjective clauses are parts of a sentence. You can find an adjective clause because a clause has a subject (noun) and verb. So, which one is an adjective clause?

Try this one. Adjective clause?