An adjective clause functions as an adjective, that is, it gives some information about a noun in a sentence (or a pronoun) ( information which is not an action).
The noun modified here is "knife" and the information about the knife, that is the complete adjective clause is "<span> that his dad gave him.
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Answer:
to suggest that children consider the lottery a game and do not understand it
Explanation:
According to the passage from "The Lottery", the narrator describes school being over for the summer and how uneasy the children were feeling about their liberty.
He describes Bobby Martins and some other boys picking up the smoothest and roundest stones and gathering them in a pile and guarding them.
Therefore, the most likely purpose of depicting how the boys are collecting the stones is that to suggest that children consider the lottery a game and do not understand it
The passive form of the sentence is: The exhibits for the exhibition are made by the BBM students.
<h3>What is a passive sentence?</h3>
A passive sentence is a type of sentence in which the subject does not perform the action, instead, it receives the action. This is the opposite case in active sentences where the subject acts on the verb.
In the revised sentence above, the subject, BBM students receive the action instead of acting on the verb, 'make.'
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