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Relative Adverb Clauses
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11. Which of the following is the head noun of the sentence below?
A hardware store where we can get gardening tools is just around the corner.- Aa) A hardware
- Bb) Where
- Cc) Gardening tools
- Dd) The corner
- Ee) Around the corner
22. In which of the examples the head noun is place?
- Aa) Hilton Head, South Carolina, is an island where many people go to play golf.
- Bb) I’ll always remember the day when I ran in my first marathon.
- Cc) We read about the period when the Olympics were first developed in Greece.
- Dd) The nutritionist explained to us how to balance carbohydrates and proteins in our meals.
- Ee) February 24 is the date when Mexicans celebrate Flag Day.
33. Choose the sentence in which noun is indefinite?
- Aa) We read about the period when the Olympics were first developed in Greece.
- Bb) February 24 is the date when Mexicans celebrate Flag Day.
- Cc) 1958 is the year when Brazil won the E-World Cup in soccer for the first time.
- Dd) I’ll always remember the day when I ran in my first marathon.
- Ee) A hardware store where we can get gardening tools is just around the corner.
44. Which one of the following relative adverb clauses is incorrect?
- Aa) 1958 is the year when Brazil won the E-World Cup in soccer for the first time.
- Bb) I’ll always remember the day when I ran in my first marathon.
- Cc) The nutritionist explained to us the way how to balance carbohydrates and proteins in our meals.
- Dd) February 24 is the date when Mexicans celebrate Flag Day.
- Ee) We read about the period when the Olympics were first developed in Greece.
55. Choose the correct sentence in which relative adverb clause has no head noun?
- Aa) Autumn is when they migrate south.
- Bb) We read about the period when the Olympics were first developed in Greece.
- Cc) New York is where you can see the Lincoln Memorial.
- Dd) This is where we will meet tomorrow.
- Ee) February 24 is the date when Mexicans celebrate Flag Day.
66. Choose the sentence in which relative clause express reason?
- Aa) This is where we will meet tomorrow.
- Bb) Why she left is a mystery.
- Cc) That was when I decided to go work.
- Dd) She explained how to change a tire.
- Ee) 1958 is the year when Brazil won the E-World Cup in soccer for the first time.
77. In which of the sentences is used only the head noun and its modifying clause?
- Aa) This is where we will meet tomorrow.
- Bb) February 24 is the date when Mexicans celebrate Flag Day.
- Cc) Sports Galore is a store I go to for exercise equipment.
- Dd) She explained how to change a tire.
- Ee) That was when I decided to go work.
88. Which of the explanations is correct for the sentence below?
Dominic’s is the restaurant I go to for pizza.- Aa) Relative clause has no head noun.
- Bb) The head noun is plural.
- Cc) The head noun is indefinite.
- Dd) With specific head nouns is included a preposition of direction.
- Ee) The preposition is used in formal usages.
99. Which of the sentences is incorrect?
- Aa) Dominic’s is the restaurant I go to for pizza.
- Bb) Denver is the city I live in.
- Cc) Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, is the city I live in.
- Dd) Turkey is the country he study in.
- Ee) Dominic’s is the restaurant I go for pizza.
1010. Which one of the sentences is appropriate for the pattern below?
Head Noun + Relative Adverb + Clause- Aa) Today is a day when all nations will want to join in prayers for peace in the world.
- Bb) I know where you can find tomato sauce in this market.
- Cc) She told us when to show up.
- Dd) Let us know the day you will arrive.
- Ee) 1901 was when ping pong became a trademark name for table tennis.
1111. Which one of the sentences is appropriate for the pattern below?
Relative Adverb + Clause- Aa) This is the field where we used to play softball every summer as kids.
- Bb) I know where you can find tomato sauce in this market.
- Cc) Let us know the day you will arrive.
- Dd) I know a nursery where you can get beautiful orchids.
- Ee) Please state the reason you are seeking this position.
1212. Which one of the sentences is appropriate for the pattern below?
Head Noun + Clause- Aa) I know a nursery where you can get beautiful orchids.
- Bb) This is the field where we used to play softball every summer as kids.
- Cc) I know where you can find tomato sauce in this market.
- Dd) Please state the reason you are seeking this position.
- Ee) A place where you can take dance lessons is at the corner of Hammond and Belknap.
1313. Choose the sentence in which head noun is without relative adverb?
- Aa) This is the field where we used to play softball every summer as kids.
- Bb) August 10th is the day Ecuadorians celebrate Independence Day.
- Cc) I know a nursery where you can get beautiful orchids.
- Dd) A place where you can take dance lessons is at the corner of Hammond and Belknap.
- Ee) 1901 was when ping pong became a trademark name for table tennis.
1414. What is the reason of the omitting head noun in the example?
Greece is where the Olympics started.- Aa) The head noun is the subject of a sentence rather than the predicate.
- Bb) The head noun has a more specific meaning.
- Cc) The head noun has a general meaning.
- Dd) The context is more formal.
- Ee) The meaning of head noun is specific.
1515. What is the reason of using the pattern: head noun + relative adverb + clause in the example below?
Today is the day when all nations will want to join in prayers for peace in the world.- Aa) The meaning of head noun is specific.
- Bb) The head noun is the subject of a sentence rather than the predicate.
- Cc) To focus on or emphasize the time, place, reason, or manner.
- Dd) The head noun can be inferred from the context.
- Ee) The head noun can be inferred from the general knowledge.
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