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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.
What Samdi baked was my favorite dish at the potluck.
The turkey, which was in the oven, smelled delicious.
I call on Malcolm whenever I need help with algebra.
Nashoba is wondering when this city will develop a professional baseball team.
The horse will respond as long as you give the signals correctly.
The telephone that I got for my birthday was a pleasant surprise.
Curtis asked how we planned to travel to the festival.
The classical music that Mrs. Griffin likes the best is by Beethoven.
The twins agreed to stay home as long as we agreed to bring them something.
Who let the dog out concerns our neighbor, Mr. Martinez.
Ben Franklin, whose picture appears on the one-hundred-dollar bill, was a famous statesman and scientist.
The book that I bought was the sequel to one I had already read.
Jamie sneaked up on me while I was eating my lunch.
The realtor who sold us this house designed it himself.
Whoever arrives first will win the door prize.
Since there was no time to argue, we quickly decided to vote on it.
Ricky knew that the library book was due.
England is where the Wimbledon tennis tournament takes place.
Students who sing in the choir are dismissed early.
I found a dollar as I was walking to Joel’s house.
Although I was not injured, the accident gave me quite a scare.
The stylish woman who spoke at the banquet is the founder of the local department store.
Whoever owns a vintage 78 r.p.m. recording must handle it very carefully.
I look for these dolls wherever I go.