Attempt Test | MERIT SPRING ROH

QUESTION 1 OF 100

Identify the structure of the sentence: "Walking slowly, the old man reached the temple."

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A. Complex sentence B. Compound sentence C. Compound-complex sentence D. Simple sentence

QUESTION 2 OF 100

Identify the type of the bracketed clause: "Do as [you are told]."

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A. Principal (main) clause B. Adjective clause C. Adverb clause D. Noun clause

QUESTION 3 OF 100

Identify the structure of the sentence: "Either you go or I go."

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A. Compound-complex sentence B. Compound sentence C. Complex sentence D. Simple sentence

QUESTION 4 OF 100

Identify the type of the bracketed phrase: "He is good [at playing chess]."

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A. Participle phrase B. Noun phrase C. Infinitive phrase D. Prepositional phrase

QUESTION 5 OF 100

Identify the type of the bracketed clause: "It is clear [that he is guilty]."

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A. Noun clause B. Adjective clause C. Adverb clause D. Principal (main) clause

QUESTION 6 OF 100

Identify the type of the bracketed clause: "Tell me [where you live]."

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A. Principal (main) clause B. Adjective clause C. Noun clause D. Adverb clause

QUESTION 7 OF 100

Identify the type of the bracketed phrase: "He lives [in a small village]."

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A. Participle phrase B. Prepositional phrase C. Noun phrase D. Infinitive phrase

QUESTION 8 OF 100

Identify the type of the bracketed clause: "The reason [why he failed] is clear."

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A. Adverb clause B. Principal (main) clause C. Noun clause D. Adjective clause

QUESTION 9 OF 100

Identify the type of the bracketed clause: "I do not know [whether he will come]."

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A. Noun clause B. Adverb clause C. Adjective clause D. Principal (main) clause

QUESTION 10 OF 100

Identify the type of the bracketed clause: "This is the book [which I bought yesterday]."

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A. Noun clause B. Principal (main) clause C. Adjective clause D. Adverb clause

QUESTION 11 OF 100

Identify the type of the bracketed clause: "The house [where I was born] is old."

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A. Noun clause B. Adjective clause C. Adverb clause D. Principal (main) clause

QUESTION 12 OF 100

Identify the type of the bracketed clause: "[Since you are here], help me."

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A. Adverb clause B. Principal (main) clause C. Adjective clause D. Noun clause

QUESTION 13 OF 100

Identify the type of the bracketed phrase: "I want [to go home]."

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A. Gerund phrase B. Adjective phrase C. Participle phrase D. Infinitive phrase

QUESTION 14 OF 100

Which conjunction introduces a NOUN clause?

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A. because B. that C. although D. unless

QUESTION 15 OF 100

Select the COMPLEMENT in: "He became a doctor."

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A. a doctor B. He became C. became D. He

QUESTION 16 OF 100

Identify the type of the bracketed phrase: "She spoke [in a loud voice]."

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A. Noun phrase B. Gerund phrase C. Adverb phrase D. Adjective phrase

QUESTION 17 OF 100

Identify the type of the bracketed clause: "The woman [who was singing] is my aunt."

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A. Adverb clause B. Adjective clause C. Principal (main) clause D. Noun clause

QUESTION 18 OF 100

Identify the type of the bracketed clause: "He is taller [than I am]."

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A. Adjective clause B. Noun clause C. Principal (main) clause D. Adverb clause

QUESTION 19 OF 100

Identify the kind of the sentence: "How kind you are!"

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A. Exclamatory sentence B. Imperative sentence C. Assertive sentence D. Interrogative sentence

QUESTION 20 OF 100

Identify the kind of the sentence: "Do you know him?"

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A. Assertive sentence B. Imperative sentence C. Interrogative sentence D. Exclamatory sentence

QUESTION 21 OF 100

An adverb clause of purpose begins with:

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A. till B. so that C. although D. unless

QUESTION 22 OF 100

Identify the structure of the sentence: "He went home."

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A. Complex sentence B. Compound-complex sentence C. Compound sentence D. Simple sentence

QUESTION 23 OF 100

Identify the type of the bracketed clause: "I know [that he is honest]."

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A. Noun clause B. Adjective clause C. Principal (main) clause D. Adverb clause

QUESTION 24 OF 100

Identify the type of the bracketed phrase: "[Walking in the park], he met a friend."

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A. Infinitive phrase B. Gerund phrase C. Participle phrase D. Prepositional phrase

QUESTION 25 OF 100

Identify the kind of the sentence: "Please sit down."

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A. Assertive sentence B. Exclamatory sentence C. Interrogative sentence D. Imperative sentence

QUESTION 26 OF 100

Identify the type of the bracketed clause: "[What he said] surprised everyone."

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A. Noun clause B. Adjective clause C. Principal (main) clause D. Adverb clause

QUESTION 27 OF 100

Select the SUBORDINATE clause in: "I shall help you if I can."

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A. I shall help you B. if I can C. I shall D. help you

QUESTION 28 OF 100

Identify the kind of the sentence: "What a beautiful day!"

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A. Imperative sentence B. Interrogative sentence C. Assertive sentence D. Exclamatory sentence

QUESTION 29 OF 100

Identify the type of the bracketed clause: "[As you sow], so shall you reap."

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A. Adverb clause B. Adjective clause C. Principal (main) clause D. Noun clause

QUESTION 30 OF 100

Identify the type of the bracketed clause: "[Whoever comes] will be welcomed."

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A. Principal (main) clause B. Adjective clause C. Noun clause D. Adverb clause

QUESTION 31 OF 100

Identify the type of the bracketed clause: "He said [that he was ill]."

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A. Adjective clause B. Noun clause C. Adverb clause D. Principal (main) clause

QUESTION 32 OF 100

Select the DIRECT OBJECT in: "He gave me a book."

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A. He B. gave C. me D. a book

QUESTION 33 OF 100

Identify the kind of the sentence: "Long live the king!"

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A. Optative sentence B. Imperative sentence C. Interrogative sentence D. Assertive sentence

QUESTION 34 OF 100

Identify the type of the bracketed phrase: "[Sitting on the bench], she read a book."

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A. Noun phrase B. Gerund phrase C. Participle phrase D. Infinitive phrase

QUESTION 35 OF 100

Identify the structure of the sentence: "The sun rises in the east."

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A. Complex sentence B. Simple sentence C. Compound sentence D. Compound-complex sentence

QUESTION 36 OF 100

Identify the kind of the sentence: "Honesty is the best policy."

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A. Exclamatory sentence B. Interrogative sentence C. Imperative sentence D. Assertive sentence

QUESTION 37 OF 100

Select the OBJECT in: "She wrote a letter to her friend."

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A. to her friend B. wrote C. a letter D. She

QUESTION 38 OF 100

Identify the type of the bracketed clause: "He left [before I arrived]."

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A. Adverb clause B. Principal (main) clause C. Noun clause D. Adjective clause

QUESTION 39 OF 100

Identify the type of the bracketed clause: "He came [when I was sleeping]."

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A. Noun clause B. Principal (main) clause C. Adjective clause D. Adverb clause

QUESTION 40 OF 100

Identify the type of the bracketed clause: "[He is a doctor], and he lives in Delhi."

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A. Adjective clause B. Noun clause C. Principal (main) clause D. Adverb clause

QUESTION 41 OF 100

Which group of words is a PHRASE (not a clause)?

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A. because it rained B. in the morning C. when he came D. that he is honest

QUESTION 42 OF 100

Identify the structure of the sentence: "Having finished his lunch, he left for office."

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A. Compound-complex sentence B. Compound sentence C. Complex sentence D. Simple sentence

QUESTION 43 OF 100

Select the INDIRECT OBJECT in: "He gave me a book."

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A. me B. gave C. a book D. He

QUESTION 44 OF 100

Identify the type of the bracketed clause: "He asked me [what I wanted]."

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A. Adverb clause B. Principal (main) clause C. Noun clause D. Adjective clause

QUESTION 45 OF 100

Identify the kind of the sentence: "Who is there?"

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A. Assertive sentence B. Interrogative sentence C. Exclamatory sentence D. Imperative sentence

QUESTION 46 OF 100

Identify the type of the bracketed clause: "The time [when he arrived] was midnight."

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A. Principal (main) clause B. Noun clause C. Adverb clause D. Adjective clause

QUESTION 47 OF 100

Identify the type of the bracketed clause: "He was so tired [that he fell asleep]."

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A. Adverb clause B. Noun clause C. Principal (main) clause D. Adjective clause

QUESTION 48 OF 100

Identify the type of the bracketed phrase: "He came [by the evening train]."

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A. Noun phrase B. Infinitive phrase C. Adverb phrase D. Adjective phrase

QUESTION 49 OF 100

Identify the type of the bracketed clause: "The news [that he has won] is true."

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A. Adverb clause B. Noun clause C. Adjective clause D. Principal (main) clause

QUESTION 50 OF 100

Identify the structure of the sentence: "If you work hard, you will succeed."

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A. Complex sentence B. Compound-complex sentence C. Compound sentence D. Simple sentence

QUESTION 51 OF 100

Which of these is a NON-RESTRICTIVE clause?

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A. Anyone who works hard succeeds. B. The boy who lives in Pune is a doctor. C. My brother, who lives in Pune, is a doctor. D. The book that I bought is good.

QUESTION 52 OF 100

Identify the type of the bracketed clause: "Wait [until I come back]."

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A. Adjective clause B. Principal (main) clause C. Noun clause D. Adverb clause

QUESTION 53 OF 100

Identify the type of the bracketed phrase: "He is [fond of music]."

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A. Adjective phrase B. Noun phrase C. Infinitive phrase D. Adverb phrase

QUESTION 54 OF 100

Identify the type of the bracketed clause: "Stay [where you are]."

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A. Adjective clause B. Noun clause C. Adverb clause D. Principal (main) clause

QUESTION 55 OF 100

Identify the type of the bracketed clause: "I met a girl [whose father is a doctor]."

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A. Principal (main) clause B. Adjective clause C. Adverb clause D. Noun clause

QUESTION 56 OF 100

Identify the kind of the sentence: "Open the door."

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A. Assertive sentence B. Exclamatory sentence C. Interrogative sentence D. Imperative sentence

QUESTION 57 OF 100

Identify the type of the bracketed clause: "The boy [whom you met] is my cousin."

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A. Adjective clause B. Principal (main) clause C. Adverb clause D. Noun clause

QUESTION 58 OF 100

Select the SUBJECT in: "The little boy in the garden is playing."

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A. is playing B. in the garden C. The little boy in the garden D. the garden

QUESTION 59 OF 100

Identify the type of the bracketed clause: "She wept [because she lost her purse]."

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A. Principal (main) clause B. Adverb clause C. Noun clause D. Adjective clause

QUESTION 60 OF 100

Identify the type of the bracketed phrase: "[Having finished his work], he went home."

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A. Infinitive phrase B. Gerund phrase C. Noun phrase D. Participle phrase

QUESTION 61 OF 100

Identify the structure of the sentence: "The boy who won the prize is my friend."

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A. Complex sentence B. Compound-complex sentence C. Simple sentence D. Compound sentence

QUESTION 62 OF 100

Identify the type of the bracketed clause: "The place [that we visited] was beautiful."

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A. Noun clause B. Adjective clause C. Principal (main) clause D. Adverb clause

QUESTION 63 OF 100

Identify the structure of the sentence: "Though he is rich, he is not happy."

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A. Simple sentence B. Compound sentence C. Complex sentence D. Compound-complex sentence

QUESTION 64 OF 100

Identify the type of the bracketed phrase: "[The old man with a stick] crossed the road."

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A. Noun phrase B. Gerund phrase C. Adjective phrase D. Adverb phrase

QUESTION 65 OF 100

Identify the kind of the sentence: "Don't make noise."

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A. Assertive sentence B. Imperative sentence C. Exclamatory sentence D. Interrogative sentence

QUESTION 66 OF 100

Identify the structure of the sentence: "I came, I saw, I conquered."

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A. Compound-complex sentence B. Complex sentence C. Simple sentence D. Compound sentence

QUESTION 67 OF 100

Identify the structure of the sentence: "He said that he was ill, but nobody believed him."

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A. Compound-complex sentence B. Complex sentence C. Simple sentence D. Compound sentence

QUESTION 68 OF 100

Identify the structure of the sentence: "To err is human."

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A. Compound-complex sentence B. Complex sentence C. Simple sentence D. Compound sentence

QUESTION 69 OF 100

Identify the structure of the sentence: "When the bell rang, the students went out and the teacher left."

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A. Simple sentence B. Compound-complex sentence C. Compound sentence D. Complex sentence

QUESTION 70 OF 100

Identify the structure of the sentence: "She sang and he danced."

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A. Complex sentence B. Compound-complex sentence C. Simple sentence D. Compound sentence

QUESTION 71 OF 100

An adverb clause of reason begins with:

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A. because B. until C. unless D. although

QUESTION 72 OF 100

Identify the kind of the sentence: "Alas! He is dead."

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A. Interrogative sentence B. Assertive sentence C. Exclamatory sentence D. Imperative sentence

QUESTION 73 OF 100

Identify the structure of the sentence: "Although he was tired, he kept working, and he finished the task."

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A. Compound sentence B. Compound-complex sentence C. Complex sentence D. Simple sentence

QUESTION 74 OF 100

An adverb clause of condition begins with:

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A. when B. although C. because D. unless

QUESTION 75 OF 100

Which relative pronoun is used in an ADJECTIVE clause for things?

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A. who B. whom C. which D. whose

QUESTION 76 OF 100

Identify the type of the bracketed clause: "The fact is [that he is poor]."

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A. Adverb clause B. Noun clause C. Adjective clause D. Principal (main) clause

QUESTION 77 OF 100

Identify the structure of the sentence: "He is so weak that he cannot walk."

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A. Complex sentence B. Compound-complex sentence C. Simple sentence D. Compound sentence

QUESTION 78 OF 100

Identify the kind of the sentence: "He plays well."

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A. Imperative sentence B. Exclamatory sentence C. Assertive sentence D. Interrogative sentence

QUESTION 79 OF 100

Identify the type of the bracketed clause: "The man [who came yesterday] is my uncle."

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A. Principal (main) clause B. Adjective clause C. Adverb clause D. Noun clause

QUESTION 80 OF 100

Identify the type of the bracketed phrase: "The man [with a long beard] is my teacher."

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A. Adverb phrase B. Gerund phrase C. Noun phrase D. Adjective phrase

QUESTION 81 OF 100

Identify the type of the bracketed phrase: "He is the man [to lead us]."

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A. Infinitive phrase B. Participle phrase C. Prepositional phrase D. Gerund phrase

QUESTION 82 OF 100

Identify the type of the bracketed clause: "She asked [how old I was]."

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A. Adverb clause B. Principal (main) clause C. Noun clause D. Adjective clause

QUESTION 83 OF 100

Identify the kind of the sentence: "May you live long!"

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A. Assertive sentence B. Optative sentence C. Imperative sentence D. Interrogative sentence

QUESTION 84 OF 100

Identify the type of the bracketed phrase: "[To win the match] is our aim."

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A. Participle phrase B. Gerund phrase C. Noun phrase D. Infinitive phrase

QUESTION 85 OF 100

Identify the type of the bracketed clause: "He worked hard [so that he might pass]."

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A. Adverb clause B. Principal (main) clause C. Adjective clause D. Noun clause

QUESTION 86 OF 100

Select the PRINCIPAL clause in: "When the bell rang, the students left."

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A. the bell rang B. When the bell C. the students left D. When the bell rang

QUESTION 87 OF 100

An adverb clause of concession begins with:

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A. until B. because C. so that D. although

QUESTION 88 OF 100

Identify the kind of the sentence: "God bless you!"

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A. Interrogative sentence B. Optative sentence C. Imperative sentence D. Assertive sentence

QUESTION 89 OF 100

Identify the structure of the sentence: "He is poor but he is honest."

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A. Complex sentence B. Simple sentence C. Compound sentence D. Compound-complex sentence

QUESTION 90 OF 100

Identify the structure of the sentence: "He worked hard, so he passed."

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A. Complex sentence B. Compound-complex sentence C. Simple sentence D. Compound sentence

QUESTION 91 OF 100

An adverb clause of time begins with:

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A. as soon as B. because C. although D. if

QUESTION 92 OF 100

Identify the type of the bracketed clause: "I wonder [who he is]."

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A. Principal (main) clause B. Adjective clause C. Noun clause D. Adverb clause

QUESTION 93 OF 100

Which group of words is a CLAUSE?

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A. to play cricket B. when the sun rises C. in the morning D. under the tree

QUESTION 94 OF 100

Identify the type of the bracketed clause: "[If it rains], we shall stay at home."

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A. Adjective clause B. Principal (main) clause C. Noun clause D. Adverb clause

QUESTION 95 OF 100

Which of these is a RESTRICTIVE (defining) clause?

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A. The boy who is sitting there is my brother. B. Ram, who is clever, won. C. Delhi, which is the capital, is crowded. D. My brother, who is sitting there, is a doctor.

QUESTION 96 OF 100

Identify the type of the bracketed phrase: "[Playing cricket] is his hobby."

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A. Adjective phrase B. Infinitive phrase C. Gerund phrase D. Participle phrase

QUESTION 97 OF 100

Identify the type of the bracketed clause: "He ran fast [because he was late]."

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A. Noun clause B. Adverb clause C. Principal (main) clause D. Adjective clause

QUESTION 98 OF 100

Select the PREDICATE in: "The sun rises in the east."

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A. The sun B. The sun rises C. in the east D. rises in the east

QUESTION 99 OF 100

Identify the structure of the sentence: "I know that he is honest."

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A. Complex sentence B. Compound-complex sentence C. Simple sentence D. Compound sentence

QUESTION 100 OF 100

Identify the type of the bracketed clause: "[Although he is poor], he is honest."

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A. Principal (main) clause B. Adverb clause C. Noun clause D. Adjective clause

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