Unit 9—Phrases and Clauses
Achievement Test 9
MATCHING
Indicate whether each underlined clause is an adjective clause or an adverbial clause.
1. After the participants left, Nora led a debriefing session.
2. The pilot whom I met was Captain Ramirez.
3. Stefan and Barry shopped until the store closed.
4. Joy Womack, who was five months pregnant, finished the half marathon with a very respectable time.
5. The reforms that we fought for will all be implemented.
6. Ask Sofia about the day when she and Alan met.
7. The netbook, which was offered on an overstocks website, will make a perfect graduation gift for my
nephew.
8. You can graduate on time if you take four courses this term.
9. I will be in the cell-phone parking lot before the flight arrives.
10. As you near the end of the obstacle course, your legs will feel heavy.
Indicate whether each underlined clause is used as a subject, a predicate noun, a direct object, an
indirect object, or the object of a preposition.
11. The company will give whoever asks permission to attend the funeral.
12. How the company closed that deal is a story that will be retold for years.
13. My concern is that we still don’t have all the facts.
14. What we like to see in our employees is a strong work ethic.
15. The learning lab offers whoever comes by immediate assistance.
16. Did you ask whether he will perform tonight?
17. We can finish the project by whatever deadline you set.
18. The last I heard was that they were planning to attend.
19. Give my congratulations to whoever wins the incentive vacation package.
20. Tyrone knew why the Markels were moving to Jacksonville.