Discussion
I think I know your face.
Answer: B
The underlined clause is a noun clause.
In 'I think I know your face', the clause 'I know your face' is the object of the verb 'think': it answers the question 'What do I think?'. A clause that does the work of a noun as subject or object is a noun clause; here the joining word 'that' has been left out ('I think that I know your face').
The principal clause is 'I think'. An adjective clause would describe a noun, and an adverb clause would modify a verb, telling when, why or how. The underlined clause does neither.
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