Identifying Noun Clauses and Their Functions

What do you think it/they are?

A contradiction. This person has no "finances." You can replace "finances" with any noun, and it still won't make any sense.

Thank you for responding but I do not understand because the question says:
Identify each noun clause in the following sentences and tell whether it is a subject,a direct object,ab indirect object,a predicate nominative,or an object of preposition

could you please be more specific?

i don't know because I've struggled with it that's why i asked for help with it

You have a handbook and I presume accompanying notes to elucidate these examples for you. They will be far more valuable than any of us can be.

Identifying the noun clause is the easy part. You need to look for a verb that links to a subject. I see two noun clauses in your example. What doesn't allow me to live in style? Who is completely broke?

Look at your notes or online to identify what the function of the clauses are. The example may be tripping you up because of the semicolon. Remember that the sentence can be rewritten as: My finances don't quite allow me to live in style. In fact, I'm completely broke.