Answer: A) Rodin
Explanation for this question is being written.
Answer: A) Chamber of Commerce.
Answer: A) Yes
Answer: A) Mrs. Johnson.
Answer: A) A good friend.
Answer: B) Place
Answer: B) Michael has only one cousin.
Answer: C) Appositive
Answer: A) Notables
Answer: D) Mrs. Lee, the strict one.
Answer: A) The idea that we should leave early is a good one.
Answer: A) Astana hub.
Answer: C) My friend, Emma, is coming over.
Answer: B) Cockroch
Answer: B) Restrictive and essential.
Answer: A) Appositive
Answer: A) He is a British architect born in 1957.
Answer: C) My best friend, Sarah, is coming over.
Answer: B) Provides info that's extra and not needed in the sentence.
Answer: D) The dog, a golden retriever, barked loudly.
Answer: D) Direct address.
Answer: B) The best student in our class.
Answer: D) That
Answer: A) True, an appositive can be essential if it provides necessary information.
Answer: B) It is correct without commas. "Michael Jordan" is essential.
Answer: C) A black Chevy S10.
Answer: C) Appeal
Answer: A) True
Answer: B) Commas
Answer: B) The first African American.
Answer: B) Mrs. Brown.
Answer: A) A recorder of history.
Answer: B) Mrs. Storey.
Answer: B) Appositive
Answer: A) Rubber shoes.
Answer: B) The sentence would have the same basic meaning if you removed 'a skilled skateboarder.'.
Answer: B) A patron of the arts.
Answer: A) A relation implied indirectly without explicit relational phrasing.
Answer: B) A science fiction thriller.
Answer: B) A popular sport.
Answer: D) Appositive
Answer: B) The mischievous boy.
Answer: C) Star Wars.
Answer: C) A crunchy apple with peanut butter.
Answer: B) My sister, a skilled gymnast, won the competition.
Answer: A) I'm from BATARA BANK.
Answer: B) Bernini
Answer: B) False
Answer: A) Ken's wife.
Answer: D) Oth a and c are correct.
Answer: B) The fifth Mughal Emperor of India & a white marble mausoleum.