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A noun clause can work in a sentence as the:

AObject
BAdverb
CSuffix
DPrefix
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Object
1. Noun clauses do the work a noun would do. 2. A noun can be the subject or the object of a verb. 3. So a noun clause can work as the object. 4. The answer is the object. _Source: syllabus English Poorvi, Unit 2 'The Pot Maker'_
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