You promised (noun clause) the man was taken to be fingerprinted. (adjective clause) the game was exciting. (adjective clause) is no one else's concern. (noun clause) scott practiced his piano lesson (adverb clause) it is my duty to report to the police (noun clause) the printer needs more toner. (adjective clause) working is (noun clause) the car stopped at the crosswalk. (adjective clause) the minister performed the wedding ceremony (adverb clause)

1. Your promise is _what others should be able to count upon_ (noun clause)

2. The man _who robbed the bank_ was taken to be fingerprinted. (adjective clause)

3. The game _that we played last week_ was exciting. (adjective clause)

4. _What I do on my own time_ is no one else's concern. (noun clause)

5. Scott practiced his piano lesson _because his parents asked him_. (adverb clause)

6. It is my duty to report to the police _that you killed your mother_. (noun clause)

7. The printer _in my office_ needs more toner. (adjective clause)

8. Working is _what can cause stress_. (noun clause)

9. The car _with the top down_ stopped at the crosswalk. (adjective clause)

10. The actress performed in the play _after recovering from an illness_. (adverb clause)

is this multiple choice?