Which kind of phrase are the underlined words in the sentence?

I asked for a medium cup of orange juice.

A.
appositive phrase

B.
adverb phrase

C.
adjective phrase

Question

Which kind of phrase are the underlined words in the sentence? 

I asked for a medium cup of orange juice.
 
 A.
appositive phrase
 
 B.
adverb phrase
 
 C.
adjective phrase

anonymous · Answer

Which ones are underlined?

anonymous · Answer

of orang juce

bishoppatton · Answer

A. appositive phrase
the others don't make sense

wwhitlock · Answer

The Bishop is right.

anonymous · Answer

I'd go with adjective phrase. An appositive is like an interruption to give more information generally. At least with an adjective phrase you can say "What kind of juice is it? Orange" orange being the adjective

anonymous · Answer

xD

bishoppatton · Answer

Haha

anonymous · Answer

Appositives are like "Betsy, my great-aunt, sat on the couch"

bishoppatton · Answer

what do you think @texaschic101

bishoppatton · Answer

so many people on this post lol

texaschic101 · Answer

adjective phrase modifying the noun " cup " .

anonymous · Answer

^

anonymous · Answer

It wouldn't make sense for it to be an appositive phrase because it's not really giving us more situation. It's giving us an object of the sentence

bishoppatton · Answer

well 2 for adjective and 2 for appositive