Our ' Noun clause ' Wh' quiz questions and answers ' are designed to help you better understand noun clauses. Make a question from the given sentence. The words in parentheses should be the answer to the question you make. Use question words (who, what, how, etc. ) and change the question to a noun clause. Make sure to attempt all the questions carefully. Just choose the option that you believe is correct. All the very best!
Where previously his house was
Where his previous house was
Where his house previously was
How his house previously was
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What her teacher asked
What my teacher said
What his teacher said
What mine teacher said
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Why Jack did late.
Why Jack was late
What made Jack late.
Why was Jack late.
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What Ann buy.
What Ann bought.
What did Ann buy.
What did Ann bought.
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Whom Alex see at the meeting.
Whom did Alex saw in the meeting.
Whom did Alex saw at the meeting.
Whom Alex saw at the meeting
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Where they were going
Where the parents were going
Where the group is going
Where the principal was going
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Who is that beautiful girl
Which girl is beautiful
Who that beautiful girl is
Who girl is beautiful
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Whose pen that is.
Whose pen is that.
Whose pen is that is.
Whose pen this is.
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How far it is from Denver to here.
How far it is from here to Denver?
How far is it from here to Denver.
How far it is from here to Denver.
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Noun Clauses 1
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