Clauses Quiz

About the Test

Learner Level: Intermediate to Advanced
Exam Type: Online MCQ
Exam Code: CLAUSE1635
Number of Questions: 20
Full Marks: 20

This quiz tests what you learned on the Clauses page. Some of the questions are easier, some are more difficult. Don’t worry if you don’t know the answer! Don’t use any books or websites to help you – the idea is to find your natural level!

Select the correct answer

Q1.	‘I'll take my shoes off so as not to dirty the carpet in the fence.’ Here “so as not to dirty the carpet in the fence” is a/an-----.
	adjective clause
	adverb clause
	noun clause
	none of the above
Q2.	The man who came here is my brother. Here “who came here” is a/an-----.
	Adjective clause
	Noun clause
	Adverb clause
	None
Q3.	I do not know who has come today. Here “who has come today” is a/an-----.
	Noun clause
	Adverbal clause
	Adjective clause
	Noun phrase
Q4.	The poor boy who was an orphan could not continue his studies. Here “who was an orphan” is a/an-----.
	Noun clause
	Adjective clause
	Adverbial clause
	Prepositional clause
Q5.	You cannot guess what type of person he is. Here “what type of person he is” is a/an-----.
	adverbial clause
	prepositional clause
	noun clause
	adjective clause
Q6.	What he said is important? Here “What he said” is a/an-----.
	Noun clause
	Adjective cause
	Adverb clause
	Main clause
Q7.	The girl whom you met in the hospital is my cousin. Here “whom you met in the hospital” is a/an-----.
	noun clause
	adverbial clause
	adjective clause
	principal clause
Q8.	Look before you leap. Here 'look' is-----:
	a subordinate clause
	the principal clause
	a verb clause
	not a clause
Q9.	‘Whoever wants to know should ask me.’ Here “Whoever wants to know” is a/an-----.
	prepositional clause
	noun clause
	adverbial clause
	independent clause
Q10.	I know the reason why Mithila has done it. Here “why Mithila has done it” is a/an-----.
	Noun clause
	Adverbial clause
	Principal clause
	Adjective clause
Q11.	They rested at sunset. Here "at sunset" is a/an-----.
	Adjective clause
	Adverb clause
	Noun clause
	Adverb phrase
Q12.	I do not know who has come today. Here “who has come today” is a/an-----.
	Noun clause
	Adjective clause
	Adverb clause
	Noun phrase
Q13.	She does not know what I want. Here “what I want” is a/an-----.
	Subordinate clause
	Adverbial clause
	Adjective clause
	Noun clause
Q14.	He whom you call uncle has died. Here “whom you call uncle” is a/an-----.
	Adjective clause
	Adverbial clause
	Noun clause
	Co-ordinate clause
Q15.	I know that he will come. Here “that he will come” is a/an-----.
	an adverbial clause
	an adjective clause
	a principal clause
	a noun clause
Q16.	Behave as a gentleman behaves. Here “Behave” is a/an-----.
	adverb clause
	noun clause
	adjective clause
	principal clause
Q17.	‘They were asked to wait till the signal was given.’ Here “till the signal was given” is-----.
	an adjective clause.
	a noun clause.
	a pronoun clause.
	an adverb clause.
Q18.	I took no notice of him, so he flew into rage. Here “so he flew into rage” is a/an-----.
	Co-ordinate Clause
	Noun Clause
	Adjective Clause
	Adverbial Clause
Q19.	That he is very intelligent is known to me. Here “That he is very intelligent” is -----.
	An adverbial clause
	An adjective clause
	A main clause
	A noun clause
Q20.	I know where he lives. Here “where he lives” is-----.
	a main clause
	an adjective clause
	a noun clause
	an adverbial clause