1. Is that an adjective clause?

2. Is that an adjective clause? NO!

3. A clause that acts like an adjective is called an adjective clause.

4. A clause that acts like an adjective is called an adjective clause. Yes!

5. A clause that modifies a noun or pronoun is an adjective clause.

6. A clause that modifies a noun or pronoun is an adjective clause. Yes!

7. That child is the one who reads to the elderly on Saturdays.

8. That child is the one who reads to the elderly on Saturdays. Yes!

9. Did you see the performerwith the blue hair?

10. Did you see the performerwith the blue hair? No!

11. Zagreb, Croatia is a city that I’d like to visit this summer.

12. Zagreb, Croatia is a city that I’d like to visit this summer. Yes!

13. This is the stadium where they won their first game.

14. This is the stadium where they won their first game. Yes!

15. When we were young, we didn’t worry about money.

16. When we were young, we didn’t worry about money. No! (adverb clause)

17. The story on which this play is based is a tragic tale.

18. The story on which this play is based is a tragic tale. Yes!

19. Wasn’t that the festival where we found $100?

20. Wasn’t that the festival where we found $100? Yes!

21. We couldn’t finish the project until our parents agreed to help us.

22. We couldn’t finish the project until our parents agreed to help us. No! (adverb clause)

23. Remember to bet on the horse with red ribbons in its tail.

24. Remember to bet on the horse with red braids in its tail. No!

25. That was the time when he broke his arm.

26. That was the time when he broke his arm. Yes!

27. That is my neighbor whose wallet was stolen.

28. That is my neighbor whose wallet was stolen. Yes!

29. After the completion of her fifth novel, she retired from writing.

30. After the completion of her fifth novel, she retired from writing. No!

31. Here is a story I wrote a long time ago.

32. Here is a story [that] I wrote a long time ago. Yes!