Question

In which sentence is the "underlined" phrase an adverb clause?

Dogs, "such as bloodhounds", have a great sense of smell that allows them to help detectives.

Dolphins, "whom scientists say can find things with their own sonar", are trained to find underwater explosives.

A beagle puppy "in the Florida Everglades" was trained to sniff out pythons in the park.

"Although we might consider animals as pets", many animals work.

Answer 1

"Although we might consider animals as pets", many animals work.

Answer 2

Answer: D) "Although we might consider animals as pets", many animals work.

Explanation: an adverbial clause is a group of words that function as an adverb (they modify an verb, an adjective or another adverb). They are usually dependent clause (doesn't have complete meaning on they own). In the given sentence, we have an independent clause "many animals work" and a dependent clause (that is also an adverb clause): "although we might consider animals as pets."