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 2. 
The peacekeepers hope that the two sides of the conflict 
(reach) 
an agreement soon.
 3. 
The jurors in the case agreed that the defendant 
(be) innocent.
 4. 
A group of doctors reported that 20 people 
(die) of an unknown virus. 
D. 
Find the errors in the use of noun clauses. Make corrections.
 1. 
The hamburgers at Chuck’s are the best is beyond doubt. 
 2. 
Are you sure, the answer is correct?
 3. 
He asked me where I wanted to go?
 4. 
It is essential that the government funds after-school programs for poor children.
 5. 
I don’t know whether does he work here.
 6. 
The police wanted to know how did the thieves open the locked office. 
 7. 
When we arrived at the museum, we saw that the exhibit ended. 
 8. 
The school nurse suggested that the student has a hearing test.
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NAME:
DATE: 
CHAPTER 12 QUIZ
A. 
Combine each pair of clauses into one sentence using the subordinator in 
parentheses. Add a comma as needed.
 1. 
(as soon as) The baby started to cry. Her parents rushed into the room. 
 
 
 2. 
(since) We moved to our new house. Our electric bills have doubled. 
 
 
 3. 
(while) The music is pleasant. It is not very original. 
 
 
 4. 
(even though) American citizens have the right to vote. Many of them do not bother to 
do so.