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I can answer this if you had like a text or a part of the passage but sense you dont have it can you please put some type of evidence about Mr.Orson?
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I think it would be the answer a
There are two types of adjective clauses: Restrictive and Nonrestrictive adjective clause. A nonrestrictive adjective clause consists of words within the sentence that can be omitted, but not changing or affecting the meaning of the sentence. These clauses are usually separated by a pair of commas. On the other hand, restrictive clause is the opposite.
In the options given, the sentence that contains a nonrestrictive adjective clause is: The sandwich, which had been prepared hours earlier, was soggy and unappetizing.
The purpose of Janelle's rhetorical situation is (D.) to convince others that poor lighting is a danger to kids.
Janelle plans to give a speech at the town hall meeting with the purpose of convincing the city commissioners that the poor lightning at the little league sports complex, which is the place where kids play, poses a real danger. <u>Janelle's speech will be directed at the city commissioners because they are part of the local governing body</u> and; therefore, it is their job to ensure that citizens are safe.<u> City commissioners are the ones that can change the situation by installing better lighting at the little league sports complex. </u>
