Title: Default for FINAL Test on Clauses
Course: Introduction to Grammar

Q: For each sentence, identify the clause and whether it is an adjective, adverb, or noun clause.
- The boys worked constantly until the task was complete. | adverb
- The boys camped where the bears roamed about. | adverb
- Why Sue did not show up no on knows. | noun
- "Why should we lose this game?" the coach asked. | noun
- This particular football victory came when we needed it. | adverb
- Bob talked about what he had seen. | noun
- Who was the player who caught the pass? | adjective
- The hogs ate as if they wanted to set a record for greediness. | adverb
- Shizue Tanaka is visiting her aunt who lives in Cleveland. | adjective
- Ms. Carmichael will hire whomever the school counselor recommends. | noun

Q: For each noun clause, tell how each clause is used: subject, direct object, indirect object, or object of the preposition .
- Whoever donates to the fund gets an inscribed plaque. | subject
- We could order whatever we wanted from the restaurant. | direct object
- I believe that the guilty person is Colonel Mustard. | direct object
- Grandfather will give whatever is robbing the henhouse a load of buckshot. | indirect object
- I wouldn't want to guess about what will happen. | object of the preposition