Question 1

In a quiet, almost hesitant matter, Jane responded $\underline{\text { that the charges against her were untrue. }}$

Accepted Answer

A) independent clause 
B) subordinate clause 
C) participle phrase 
D) gerund phrase 
E) prepositional phrase 
A) independent clause 
B) subordinate clause 
C) participle phrase 
D) gerund phrase 
E) prepositional phrase

Question 2

$\underline{\text { Although they live in different regions of the state}}$ , holders of the winning tickets will share the jackpot.

Accepted Answer

A) independent clause 
B) subordinate clause 
C) participle phrase 
D) gerund phrase 
E) prepositional phrase 
A) independent clause 
B) subordinate clause 
C) participle phrase 
D) gerund phrase 
E) prepositional phrase

Question 3

The report $\underline{\text { that addresses community responses to illiteracy }}$ was written collaboratively.

Accepted Answer

A) independent clause 
B) subordinate clause 
C) participle phrase 
D) gerund phrase 
E) prepositional phrase 
A) independent clause 
B) subordinate clause 
C) participle phrase 
D) gerund phrase 
E) prepositional phrase

Question 4

$\underline{\text { Driving all day through the park, }}$ I came to the camp of the Gagudju who once lived at the site of the cavern.

Accepted Answer

A) independent clause 
B) subordinate clause 
C) participle phrase 
D) gerund phrase 
E) prepositional phrase 
A) independent clause 
B) subordinate clause 
C) participle phrase 
D) gerund phrase 
E) prepositional phrase

Question 5

$\underline{\text { Returning from the grocery store }}$ , on an otherwise uneventful evening, Joan discovered her front door open.

Accepted Answer

A) independent clause 
B) subordinate clause 
C) participle phrase 
D) gerund phrase 
E) prepositional phrase 
A) independent clause 
B) subordinate clause 
C) participle phrase 
D) gerund phrase 
E) prepositional phrase

Question 6

The football league wants to require all $\underline{\text { of their players }}$ to take random drug tests.

Accepted Answer

A) independent clause 
B) subordinate clause 
C) participle phrase 
D) gerund phrase 
E) prepositional phrase 
A) independent clause 
B) subordinate clause 
C) participle phrase 
D) gerund phrase 
E) prepositional phrase

In a quiet, almost hesitant matter, Jane responded $\underline{\text { that the charges against her were untrue. }}$

$\underline{\text { Although they live in different regions of the state}}$ , holders of the winning tickets will share the jackpot.

The report $\underline{\text { that addresses community responses to illiteracy }}$ was written collaboratively.

$\underline{\text { Driving all day through the park, }}$ I came to the camp of the Gagudju who once lived at the site of the cavern.

$\underline{\text { Returning from the grocery store }}$ , on an otherwise uneventful evening, Joan discovered her front door open.

The football league wants to require all $\underline{\text { of their players }}$ to take random drug tests.

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Exam 3: Word Groups Phrases and Clauses

In a quiet, almost hesitant matter, Jane responded that the charges against her were untrue. ‾\underline{\text { that the charges against her were untrue. }} that the charges against her were untrue. ​

Although they live in different regions of the state‾\underline{\text { Although they live in different regions of the state}} Although they live in different regions of the state​ , holders of the winning tickets will share the jackpot.

The report that addresses community responses to illiteracy ‾\underline{\text { that addresses community responses to illiteracy }} that addresses community responses to illiteracy ​ was written collaboratively.

Driving all day through the park, ‾\underline{\text { Driving all day through the park, }} Driving all day through the park, ​ I came to the camp of the Gagudju who once lived at the site of the cavern.

Returning from the grocery store ‾\underline{\text { Returning from the grocery store }} Returning from the grocery store ​ , on an otherwise uneventful evening, Joan discovered her front door open.

The football league wants to require all of their players ‾\underline{\text { of their players }} of their players ​ to take random drug tests.

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Editing: All Errors

Editing: Conciseness

Editing: Unity and Emphasis

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In a quiet, almost hesitant matter, Jane responded $\underline{\text { that the charges against her were untrue. }}$

$\underline{\text { Although they live in different regions of the state}}$ , holders of the winning tickets will share the jackpot.

The report $\underline{\text { that addresses community responses to illiteracy }}$ was written collaboratively.

$\underline{\text { Driving all day through the park, }}$ I came to the camp of the Gagudju who once lived at the site of the cavern.

$\underline{\text { Returning from the grocery store }}$ , on an otherwise uneventful evening, Joan discovered her front door open.

The football league wants to require all $\underline{\text { of their players }}$ to take random drug tests.