Test: The Clause - Bank Exams MCQ

The clause ‘who look suspicious’ is an adjective clause because it describes the noun ‘strangers’.

The clause ‘what they say’ is a noun clause.

It answers the question ‘What would convince you?’

The clause ‘who is the sister of a famous singer’ is a relative clause because it tells us more about the noun ‘La Toya’.

The clause ‘because she was not dressed in her best clothes’ is an adverb clause because it tells us ‘Why’ she refused to interact with the media.

‘when she was a little girl’ is an adverb clause of time.

The question we have to ask the main clause in order to get the underlined part as the answer is ‘When did her father die?’.

The clause ‘in order to buy the latest one’ is an adverb clause of purpose because it expresses the purpose of throwing away the old TV.

The clause ‘If you are not discreet’ is a conditional clause because it starts with the conjunction ‘If’.

The clause ‘whatever you say’ is a noun clause.

It answers the question ‘What would we use against you?’.

The clause ‘so that the cold air doesn’t come inside’ is an adverb clause of result because it expresses the probable consequence of shutting the door carefully.

Freedom can be achieved, provided we strive to stick together.

‘Freedom can be achieved’ is the main clause.

The clause ‘than I am’ is an adverb clause of comparison because it compares the nouns ‘Revati’ and ‘I’ in separate clauses.

‘because it aids digestion’ is an adverb clause of reason.

The question we have to ask the main clause in order to get the underlined part as the answer is ‘Why do we have to drink adequate amount of water?’.

Leela called her mother in order to inform her about the burglary.

‘Leela called her mother’ is the main clause.