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Nonrestrictive Elements and Parallel Structure Answers

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Correct as is.Change “practiced” to “were practicing.”✔ Change “were reviewing” to “reviewed.”

A
Correct as is.
B
Change “practiced” to “were practicing.”
C
Change “were reviewing” to “reviewed.”
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Correct as is.✔ Change to “my father muttered instructions.”Change to “instructions muttered my father.”

A
Correct as is.
B
Change to “my father muttered instructions.”
C
Change to “instructions muttered my father.”
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✔ Correct as is.Change “checked” to “checking.”Change “crept” to “creeping.”

A
Correct as is.
B
Change “checked” to “checking.”
C
Change “crept” to “creeping.”
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How could you rewrite sentence 2 to include a nonrestrictive element?

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My father picked me up because he was my instructor for the day.
B
My father, my instructor for the day, picked me up.
C
My father who was my instructor for the day, picked me up.
D
My father, also my instructor picked me up.
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In the second sentence, ”As long as“ is the , while ”and“ is the .

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Selection 1:subordinating conjunction
Selection 2:coordinating conjunction
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What is the effect of Henry’s parallelism in this passage?

A
It emphasizes and connects his points to one logical conclusion.
B
It emphasizes the decreasing importance of his points.
C
The similarity in grammatical structure calls attention to the differences in his points.
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What is the effect of the coordinating conjunction in the second sentence?

A
It gives equal weight to the ideas of unfair taxation and denial of a voice in government.
B
It makes the phrases of the sentence run parallel to each other grammatically.
C
It shows that unfair taxation is the primary concern of the sentence.

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