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Sharpen Your Clause!
Sharpen Your Clause!
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Each question has a boldfaced part; identify the type of clause it is.
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1
After we finish reading the novels,
we will write a literary criticism or analysis essay.
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2
The novels
that you have chosen to read
are considered classics.
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3
Sometimes, I don't really know
why I like or dislike a certain story.
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4
Reading quietly to herself,
Trixie didn't notice the evil clown approaching her.
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5
One classic novel
that I can't stand
is
The Sound and the Fury.
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6
Whether I read a book or not
depends on two things: my time and my interest level.
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7
My eyes scanning the pages,
I searched for deeper meanings in the literature.
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8
Have you found a novel
that you will like?
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9
Whenever I go on vacation,
I pack way too many books.
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None of these
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10
If you work well in class this week,
I will not assign any homework.
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None of these
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11
I visited the tomb of Emily Bronte
when I studied abroad in the United Kingdom.
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12
Whoever believes reading is boring
simply hasn't found the right book, in my opinion.
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13
A book
that I particularly enjoyed
was Mary Shelley's
Frankenstein.
None of these
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14
Do you ever wonder
why English grammar contains so many variations?
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15
The novel
that first made vampires really popular
is arguably
Dracula.
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16
Charlotte Bronte,
the sister of Emily Bronte
, also wrote a famous Gothic novel:
Jane Eyre.
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17
Classic literature,
which often contains long passages,
was written for different audiences.
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18
We don't assign many books written by British authors
although there are many excellent ones.
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19
Wuthering Heights
,
which I first read the summer before senior year,
is a Gothic novel.
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20
I believe
that all students can benefit from reading classic literature
.
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