*GRAMMAR 10.6 PRACTICE (due date: Thursday, May 12)

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DIRECTIONS:
1. Determine‌ ‌if the‌ ‌underlined clause is an adjective, adverb, or noun clause. (24 points)
          *Select‌ ‌one‌ ‌of‌ ‌the‌ ‌options‌ ‌from‌ ‌the‌ ‌multiple‌ ‌choices‌ ‌listed.‌ ‌
          *There‌ ‌are‌ ‌exactly‌ EIGHT ‌of‌ ‌each‌ ‌type.‌ 

Mr. Dyer and Ms. Peabody, who judged the science fair, spoke highly of your project.

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The children cried because the storm knocked out the lights.

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When the submarine surfaced, the water hardly rippled.

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The scientist who won the award is my father’s cousin.

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Your story about how the detective solved the mystery is very interesting, Patti.

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Sarah was worried about whether she had made the basketball team.

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The Tale of Genji is a famous Japanese novel that my brother read for a class.

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I was really sorry after I nonchalantly told her secret to our friends.

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Even if I take the train, I still might be late to my appointment.

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No one could understand what the directions were explaining.

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Ernesto had many fine qualities that made him very popular.

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Did anybody see where that snowball came from?

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We looked for fireflies at night whenever we had time.

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Anyone who calls the office will hear the recording of Jane’s message.

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The book that I cherish the most is the one on this shelf.

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After the movie had begun, we arrived at the theater.

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Ruth gave her jacket to someone who needed it more.

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Whatever restaurant you choose is okay with me.

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The runners who finished the race were out of breath.

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Derek panicked after he saw his new haircut.

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Whoever sells the most candy receives an award.

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Doug was proud after he completed his term paper.

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Calid is disturbed at how his family reacted to the news.

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Science still cannot explain why some animals behave oddly before earthquakes.

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Mr. Dyer and Ms. Peabody, who judged the science fair, spoke highly of your project.

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The children cried because the storm knocked out the lights.

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When the submarine surfaced, the water hardly rippled.

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The scientist who won the award is my father’s cousin.

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Your story about how the detective solved the mystery is very interesting, Patti.

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Sarah was worried about whether she had made the basketball team.

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The Tale of Genji is a famous Japanese novel that my brother read for a class.

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I was really sorry after I nonchalantly told her secret to our friends.

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Even if I take the train, I still might be late to my appointment.

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No one could understand what the directions were explaining.

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Ernesto had many fine qualities that made him very popular.

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Did anybody see where that snowball came from?

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We looked for fireflies at night whenever we had time.

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Anyone who calls the office will hear the recording of Jane’s message.

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The book that I cherish the most is the one on this shelf.

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After the movie had begun, we arrived at the theater.

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Ruth gave her jacket to someone who needed it more.

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Whatever restaurant you choose is okay with me.

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The runners who finished the race were out of breath.

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Derek panicked after he saw his new haircut.

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Whoever sells the most candy receives an award.

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Doug was proud after he completed his term paper.

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Calid is disturbed at how his family reacted to the news.

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Science still cannot explain why some animals behave oddly before earthquakes.

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