Exercise 1 Underline each adjective, adverb, or noun clause. In the blank, identify the kind of clause by writing adj., adv., or N. Circle the word or words that the adjective or
adverb clause modifies.

1. When the time came, the astronauts climbed into the shuttle.
2. The field where they played ball was three miles away.
3. Whoever arrives home first will put the soup on to heat.
4. Everyone knew why she chose engineering as a career.
5. Whenever the bike trail is completed, we will certainly use it.
6. The elephants that live in Kenya are protected.
7. When the sun rises, beautiful colors appear above the horizon.
8. The couple looked at whichever houses were in their price range.
9. Where we go on vacation will be determined by a family vote.
10. The ballplayers went to the swimming pool after they finished their hot
summer practice.
11. Though the concert was long, it was enjoyed by all.
12. Aimee purchased a type of racquet that is used by the pros.
13. How Stonehenge was constructed remains a mystery.
14. Vocalists who are serious about their singing careers protect their voices.
15. Where the tournament will be held is yet to be determined.
16. People who drive a great deal are concerned about rising gasoline prices.
17. Sitting around a campfire is what we find very relaxing.
18. The gift that Jack bought was a surprise for his dad.
19. They slept through the night although there had been a storm.
20. The clerk will wait on whoever comes into the store.