Title: Default for Pretest on Clauses
Course: Introduction to Grammar

Q: Identify the clause in the sentence and select the type of clause.
- The boys have all the equipment which they need. | adjective
- We all stood up when Miss Johnson entered. | adverb
- The cheerleader talked of what the committee had done. | noun
- Ray is the boy who caught the pass. | adjective
- The main question was "Who will play the leading part?" | noun
- Hal had not told us the place where we are to meet. | adjective
- The Spanish Club chairman said that he would call a meeting. | noun
- Everyone knows that Janis will do her best work. | noun
- The rest of the team left while we were in class. | adverb
- The principal thinks that we should do better work. | noun

Q: For each sentence, identify the noun clause and explain how the noun clause is used (subject, predicate noun, direct object, indirect object, object of the preposition.
- I learned that liquid oxygen is used in rockets. | direct object
- Give whoever comes to the door the packages of candy. | indirect object
- People are often guided by what they were taught in infancy. | object of the preposition
- George's answer was that a gallon of seawater may contain a quarter of a pound of salt. | predicate noun
- That the diamond is a charm against danger is only a superstition. | subject