Clause Identification Quiz
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Which type of clause is used in the sentence 'Then, what looked like flames or tongues of fire appeared and settled on each of them'?

  • Noun clause
  • Relative clause
  • Adjective clause
  • Adverb clause (correct)

What is the function of the clause 'what looked like flames or tongues of fire' in the sentence?

  • Indirect object
  • Adverbial
  • Direct object
  • Subject (correct)

What does the phrase 'settled on each of them' modify in the sentence?

  • Appeared (correct)
  • Tongues
  • Each
  • Flames

Which word or phrase in the sentence functions as an adverb clause?

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What does the adverb clause 'what looked like flames or tongues of fire' modify in the sentence?

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What is the function of the adverb clause 'what looked like flames or tongues of fire' in the sentence?

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Adverb Clause

A clause that modifies a verb, adjective, or adverb.

Function of Clause

The role a clause plays in a sentence, such as subject or modifier.

What looked like flames

This clause serves as the subject of the sentence.

Settled on each of them

This phrase modifies the verb 'appeared'.

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Adverb Clause Modifiers

Words or phrases that explain how, when, where, or why an action occurs.

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Modification Role

The function of describing or limiting a verb or noun in a sentence.

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Study Notes

Clause Identification

  • The sentence 'Then, what looked like flames or tongues of fire appeared and settled on each of them' contains a nominal clause.

Function of the Clause

  • The clause 'what looked like flames or tongues of fire' functions as a noun clause and serves as the subject of the sentence.

Phrase Function

  • The phrase 'settled on each of them' is a prepositional phrase that functions as an adverb, modifying the verb 'appeared'.

Adverb Clause Identification

  • There is no traditional adverb clause (starting with a subordinating conjunction) in the sentence.

Adverbial Function

  • The phrase 'Then' functions as an adverb, introducing the sentence and indicating time.

Nominal Clause Function

  • The nominal clause 'what looked like flames or tongues of fire' functions as the subject of the sentence, describing what appeared.

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Test your knowledge of clauses with this quiz! Identify the clauses in the given sentence and enhance your understanding of sentence structure.

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