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How is the entire noun clause used in the sentence? That the flowers were preserved in such detail surprised everyone. A. subject B. direct object C. object of a preposition D. predicate nominative
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How is the entire noun clause used in the sentence?

That the flowers were preserved in such detail surprised everyone.
A. subject
B. direct object
C. object of a preposition
D. predicate nominative

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The whole noun clause 'that the flowers were preserved in such detail' is used as B, a 'direct object' in this case. 
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