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CLASS XI-3

1. What is the primary function of an adverbial clause in a sentence?

A) To modify a noun or pronoun, providing descriptive information.

B) To act as the subject of the sentence, performing the action.

C) To modify a verb, providing context and elaboration to the action.

D) To introduce a new sentence, creating a separate thought.

2. Which of the following is NOT a common subordinating conjunction


used to introduce an adverbial clause?

A) Although

B) Because

C) While

D) Who

3. What is the key identifier of an adjective clause?

A) The use of a subordinating conjunction.

B) The presence of a relative pronoun.

C) The inclusion of a prepositional phrase.

D) The modification of a verb in the main clause.

4. Which of the following sentences demonstrates the use of an adverbial


clause that answers the question "why?"

A) The hikers stopped for lunch when they reached the summit.

B) The dog barked loudly because it heard a strange noise.

C) The artist used vibrant colours to create a striking painting.

D) The children played happily in the park until the sun began to set.

5. What is the primary function of a relative pronoun in an adjective


clause?
A) To introduce a new sentence.

B) To connect the adjective clause to the main clause.

C) To modify the verb in the main clause.

D) To act as the subject of the adjective clause.

6. According to the text, which of the following words can sometimes


introduce adjective clauses, but is less common?

A) That

B) Which

C) Who

D) Why

7. What is the primary difference between an adverbial clause and an


adjective clause?

A) Adverbial clauses modify verbs, while adjective clauses modify nouns


or pronouns.

B) Adverbial clauses are introduced by subordinating conjunctions, while


adjective clauses are introduced by relative pronouns.

C) Adverbial clauses answer questions like "when?" or "where?", while


adjective clauses answer questions like "which?" or "what kind?"

D) Adverbial clauses are always dependent on the main clause, while


adjective clauses can stand alone as complete sentences.

8. The text states that not all relative pronouns introduce adjective
clauses. What is the reason for this?

A) Some relative pronouns can also introduce adverbial clauses.

B) Some relative pronouns can introduce independent clauses.

C) Some relative pronouns are used to connect clauses, but not to modify
nouns or pronouns.

D) Some relative pronouns are used in other grammatical structures, such


as prepositional phrases.
9. According to the text, what is the primary function of subordinating
conjunctions in relation to dependent clauses?

A) To connect two independent clauses together.

B) To introduce a new sentence, creating a separate thought.

C) To signal the clause's dependence on the main clause.

D) To act as the subject of the dependent clause.

10. The text states that "not all relative pronouns introduce adjective
clauses." Which example from the text supports this statement?

A) The sentence "The new restaurant, which just opened last month, has
already closed down" contains an adjective clause "which just opened last
month" that modifies the noun "restaurant" and provides additional
information about it.

B) The sentence "I took my partner, who has never seen snow, on a ski
trip" features an adjective clause "who has never seen snow" that
modifies the noun "partner" and provides a specific characteristic about
them.

C) Common relative pronouns used in adjective clauses include "that,"


"which," "who," "whom," and "whose."

D) Additionally, words like "when," "where," and "why" can sometimes


introduce adjective clauses, although this usage is less common.

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