Essential or Nonessential phrase

Question 1

Ruldoph set world records in the short-distance races, the 100 meter and 200-meter runs.

Accepted Answer

Nonessential

Question 2

The 1977 television movie Wilma told the dramatic story of Wilma's life.

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Essential

Question 3

Her mother, Blanche Rudolph, helped her recover.

Accepted Answer

Nonessential

Question 4

Her hometown, Clarksville, honored Rudolph with a big parade after the 1960 Olympic Games.

Accepted Answer

Nonessential

Question 5

The American sprinter Gail Devers won an Olympic gold medal.

Accepted Answer

Essential

Question 6

At Tennessee State University, Rudloph joined the women's track team, the Tigerbelles.

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Nonessential

Question 7

Rudolph was "born to inspire" according to her Olympic teamate Isabelle Daniels Holston.

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Essential

Question 8

Gail Devers, a champion sprinter, was born in Seattle in 1966.

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Nonessential

Question 9

The coach Edward Temple invited her to a track camp.

Accepted Answer

Essential

Question 10

Rudolph was born with the disease polio.

Accepted Answer

Essential

Questions 10