Year 9 Language Conventions: Clause_identification
10 practice questions on clause_identification for Year 9 students, aligned to the Australian Curriculum V9 NAPLAN assessment framework.
Sample Year 9 Language Conventions — Clause_identification Questions
Which part of the sentence is a fronted adverbial clause? Having reviewed all available evidence, the judge delivered a verdict that satisfied neither party.
Which part of this sentence is a subordinate clause?
Which underlined part of the sentence is an adjectival clause? The researcher whose findings were challenged by the international panel continued to defend her methodology.
Which sentence is a compound sentence?
How many clauses are in the sentence below? The marine biologist, who had spent fifteen years studying coral systems, published her findings after the government released funding.
Which part of the sentence is a fronted adverbial clause? Having reviewed all available evidence, the judge delivered a verdict that satisfied neither party.
Which sentence contains an embedded (nested) relative clause?
Which option correctly identifies the type of sentence below? 'Because the funding was withdrawn, the clinical trial was suspended, which disappointed thousands of patients who had enrolled.'
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