In the blank space after the sentence, identify the underlined clause as a noun clause (N) or an adjectival clause (A). 1. What most people associate with Saturn are the rings around the planet. (1 point) In the blank space after the sentence, identify the underlined clause as a noun clause (N) or an adjectival clause (A). 2. Our science teacher, Mrs. Jeffries, told us that Mercury is the planet closest to the sun. (1 point) O In the blank space after the sentence, identify the underlined clause as a noun clause (N) or an adjectival clause (A). 3. The planet that is farthest from the sun is Neptune. (1 point) In the blank space after the sentence, identify the underlined clause as a noun clause (N) or an adjectival clause (A). 4. A thick dictionary with diagrams and charts is what helped me the most. (1 point) In the blank space after the sentence, identify the underlined clause as a noun clause (N) or an adjectival clause (A). 5. Although the sun shone brightly, the weather forecasters maintained that the weekend would be rainy. (1 point) In the blank space after the sentence, identify the underlined clause as a noun clause (N) or an adjectival clause (A). 6. The astronauts landed on the moon, where they collected many important specimens. (1 point) In the blank space after the sentence, identify the underlined clause as a noun clause (N) or an adjectival clause (A). 7. 2001: A Space Odyssey is a compelling movie everyone should watch. (1 point)