1. Enquiry revealed that Bhola Grandpa had taken his grandson to the festival.
Ans:- Enquiry revealed — principal clause
that Bhola Grandpa had taken his grandson to the festival — subordinate clause
2. He did not realise when those fingers slipped out.
Ans:- He did not realise — principal clause
when those fingers slipped out — subordinate clause
3. Then someone asked Bhola Grandpa what he was gripping.
Ans:- Then someone asked Bhola Grandpa — principal clause
what he was gripping — subordinate clause
4. He remembered his grandson and let out a wail.
Ans:- He remembered his grandson — principal clause
and let out a wail — principal clause
5. At this point of time, Bhola Grandpa confessed that there was no real treasure.
Ans:- At this point of time, Bhola Grandpa confessed — principal clause
that there was no real treasure — subordinate clause
6. Bhola Grandpa turned and found the bright gaze of the tiger on his face.
Ans:- Bhola Grandpa turned and — principal clause
found the bright gaze of the tiger on his face — principal clause
7. The tiger roared and circled the tree about a hundred times.
Ans:- The tiger roared — principal clause
and circled the tree about a hundred times — principal clause
8. Bhola Grandpa climbed the mound and requested the first man he saw for some water to drink.
Ans:- Bhola Grandpa climbed the mound — principal clause
and requested the first man — principal clause
he saw for some water to drink — subordinate clause
9. It was a bitterly cold night, and even at the far end of the bus the east wind cut like a knife.
Ans:- It was a bitterly cold night, and — principal clause
even at the far end of the bus the east wind cut like a knife — principal clause
10. The bus stopped and two women and a man got in together and filled the vacant places.
Ans:- The bus stopped and—principal clause
two women and a man got in together and — principal clause
filled the vacant places — principal clause
11. This was the opportunity for which the conductor had been waiting, and he intended to make the most of it.
Ans:- This was the opportunity — principal clause
for which the conductor had been waiting — subordinate clause
and he intended to make the most of it — principal clause
12. I had marked him as the type who had a general vague grievance about everything.
Ans:- I had marked him as the type — principal clause
who had a general vague grievance about everything — subordinate clause
13. He seemed to have a particular grievance against passengers who came and sat in his bus while he shivered at the door.
Ans:- He seemed to have a particular grievance against passengers — principal clause
who came and sat in his bus whilehe shivered at the door — subordinate clause
14. She had evidently expected the challenge and knew the reply.
Ans:- She had evidently expected the challenge — principal clause
and knew the reply — principal clause
15. The conductor pulled the bell, and the bus stopped.
Ans:- The conductor pulled the bell, and — principal clause
the bus stopped — principal clause
16. Two or three passengers got out and disappeared into the night.
Ans:- Two or three passengers got out and — principal clause
disappeared into the night — principal clause
17. She expressed her anger to the three policemen who stood up the street watching the drama.
Ans:- She expressed her anger to the three policemen — principal clause
who stood up the street watching the drama — subordinate clause
18. He stepped on to the pavement and waited.
Ans:- He stepped on to the pavement — principal clause
and waited — principal clause
19. It is quite another thing to own a zoo and live in it.
Ans:- It is quite another thing to own a zoo and live in it — principal clause
20. The sky will be slightly tinged with yellow when you are awakened by the bird song.
Ans:- The sky will be slightly tinged with yellow — principal clause
when you are awakened by the bird song — subordinate clause
21. A male peahen is dancing, his burnished tail raised like a fountain in the sunlight.
Ans:- A male peahen is dancing — principal clause
his burnished tail raised like a fountain in the sunlight — principal clause
22. The gorillas have been let out of their cages while the cages are cleaned.
Ans:- The gorillas have been let out of their cages — principal clause
while the cages are cleaned — subordinate clause
23. They try to wrench the electric heaters from their sockets, or break the fluorescent lights.
Ans:- They try to wrench the electric heaters from their sockets — principal clause
or break the fluorescent lights — principal clause
24. You pass slowly down the house to the big case at the end where the touracos now live.
Ans:- You pass slowly down the house to the big case at the end — principal clause
where the touracos now live — subordinate clause
25. Then, if you call to him, he will fly down and land on a perch nearest to you.
Ans:- Then, if you call to him — subordinate clause
he will fly down and — principal clause
land on a perch nearest to you — principal clause
26. As they come flooding into the grounds, everyone has to be alert.
Ans:- As they come flooding into the grounds — subordinate clause
everyone has to be alert — principal clause
27. This is not to ensure that the animals do not hurt the people, but to make sure that the people do not hurt the animals.
Ans:- This is not to ensure — principal clause
that the animals do not hurt the people, but — subordinate clause
to make sure that the people do not hurt the animals — principal clause
28. The slanting rays of the sun light the cage where the crowned pigeons live.
Ans:- The slanting rays of the sun light the cage — principal clause
where the crowned pigeons live — subordinate clause
29. A thousand forests crushed under the rain, had grown up a thousand times to be crushed again.
Ans:- A thousand forests crushed under the rain — principal clause
had grown up a thousand times to be crushed again — principal clause
30. Here was located the schoolroom of the children belonging to men and women who came by rockets from Earth.
Ans:- Here was located the schoolroom of the children belonging to men and women — principal clause
who came by rockets from Earth — subordinate clause
31. When the sun came out last time seven years ago they were too young .
Ans:- When the sun came out last time seven years ago — subordinate clause
they were too young — principal clause
32. They could not recall the sun when it came out for just an hour and showed its face to the stunned world.
Ans:- They could not recall the sun — principal clause
when it came out for just an hour and — subordinate clause
showed its face to the stunned world — subordinate clause
33. They had been only two years old when the sun last came out.
Ans:- They had been only two years old — principal clause
when the sun last came out — subordinate clause
34. They played in the echoing tunnels of the underground city and sang of summer and the sun.
Ans:- They played in the echoing tunnels of the underground city — principal clause
and sang of summer and the sun — principal clause
35. It was as if a hurricane had lost its sound.
Ans:- It was — principal clause
as if a hurricane had lost its sound — subordinate clause
36. The silence was so immense one would feel as if the ears had been stuffed.
Ans:- The silence was so immense — principal clause
one would feel — subordinate clause
as if the ears had been stuffed — subordinate clause
37. It was the colour of flaming bronze and it was very large.
Ans:- It was the colour of flaming bronze and — principal clause
it was very large — principal clause
38. The jungle grew and never stopped growing.
Ans:- The jungle grew and never — principal clause
stopped growing — principal clause
39. Presently, he wished that he was sick: then he could stay home from school.
Ans:- Presently, he wished — principal clause
that he was sick — subordinate clause
then he could stay home from school — principal clause
40. He thought that he had found symptoms of stomach trouble.
Ans:- He thought — principal clause
that he had found symptoms of stomach trouble — subordinate clause
41. However, the symptoms soon grew feeble and wholly went away.
Ans:- However, the symptoms soon grew feeble — principal clause
and wholly went away — principal clause
42. Tom thought he would hold the tooth in reserve for the present.
Ans:- Tom thought — principal clause
he would hold the tooth in reserve for the present — subordinate clause
43. He remembered hearing from a doctor that a certain ailment could lay up a patient for three days and make him lose a finger.
Ans:- He remembered hearing from a doctor — principal clause
that a certain ailment could lay up a patient for three days — subordinate clause
and make him lose a finger — subordinate clause
44. He eagerly drew his sore toe from under the sheet and held it up for inspection.
Ans:- He eagerly drew his sore toe from under the sheet — principal clause
and held it up for inspection — principal clause
45. Her face grew pale and her lips trembled.
Ans:- Her face grew pale and — principal clause
her lips trembled — principal clause
46. He fancied that he began to feel pain in the toe.
Ans:- He fancied — principal clause
that he began to feel pain in the toe — subordinate clause
47. Sid shook him and looked in his face anxiously.
Ans:- Sid shook him and — principal clause
looked in his face anxiously — principal clause
48. She laughed a little, then cried a little.
Ans:- She laughed a little — principal clause
then cried a little — principal clause
49. When he had run forward to the brink of the ledge he became afraid.
Ans:- When he had run forward to the brink of the ledge — subordinate clause
he became afraid — principal clause
49. The great expanse of the sea stretched down beneath, and it was miles down.
Ans:- The great expanse of the sea stretched down beneath — principal clause
and it was miles down — principal clause
50. He felt certain that his wings would never support him.
Ans:- He felt certain — principal clause
that his wings would never support him — subordinate clause