Answer: B) Noun clause.
Explanation for this question is being written.
Answer: A) Who
Answer: A) TRUE
Answer: B) Pleasure
Answer: C) That he was late for school worried his parents.
Answer: C) Peacock
Answer: A) What he said.
Answer: A) That / a.
Answer: B) Unas mujeres.
Answer: A) Sentenced prisoner.
Answer: A) True
Answer: D) That
Answer: A) Eating
Answer: B) Dizziness
Answer: B) Reading
Answer: C) That her suitors only want her wealth.
Answer: C) Playing the piano well.
Answer: B) Bread-vendor
Answer: A) The talented athlete who won the gold medal in the Olympics.
Answer: B) Bird-watching
Answer: B) Subject clause.
Answer: A) Work Conditions.
Answer: D) Association
Answer: D) Whose
Answer: A) That she won the award.
Answer: D) Salt
Answer: A) Whose
Answer: A) Natural-born
Answer: C) Stinks
Answer: A) Superspreader
Answer: A) That
Answer: B) That
Answer: A) YES
Answer: A) It was my uncle who taught.
Answer: A) Date
Answer: D) Accountant
Answer: C) It was you that.
Answer: C) The (thing/ place/ person ) that (surprises interests/ shocks/ annoys ) (me/her/us ) is .
Answer: A) Children's
Answer: C) What she said.
Answer: A) You can also use THAT.
Answer: A) People's spitting on the street is disgusting.
Answer: A) Subject
Answer: D) Flowers
Answer: A) Pair
Answer: C) Which are presented.
Answer: A) A person who supplies gas to any premises through a primary meter.
Answer: C) Such nice weather.
Answer: A) That he was tied to a post.
Answer: B) Whose
Answer: A) The British Prime Minister.
Answer: B) If he will come to the party.
Answer: E) Opportunity
Answer: B) A farmer.
Answer: C) What Ms. Gruwell said.
Answer: A) Her return.