adjective clauses are introduced by words called A. participles B. relatives C. proper adjectives?

Answer 1

Relatives. An adjective clause describes a noun, as in:

"The cook, who was blind, served up a great meal."

The adjective clause would be "who was blind" and is introduced by "who," which is a relative pronoun.

Answer 2

Doglike: Doggish Catlike: Cattish Ox like: Oxish Ratlike: Rattish Octopuslike: Octupussy Hippopotamuslike: Potty Donkeylike: *** Monkeylike: Bananas Sheep like: Sheepish Fishlike: Fishish Hamsterlike: Hamsterish Squidlike: Squiddish Otterlike: Otterly Bisonlike: Bisonish Giraffelike: Giraftastic Badgerlike: Badgerish Antlike: Antish Snakelike: Snakish i could desire to go on for hours...