For Those Who Want To Pass the CSET Know Clauses
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14. C. This is a nonrestrictive clause. Nonrestrictive clauses are dependent clauses that begin with relative pronouns (who, whom, which, whoever, whomever, whichever) and are surrounded by commas.
15. B. This is a restrictive clause. Restrictive clauses are dependent clauses that begin with relative pronouns (who, whom, that, whoever, whomever, whichever) and are not surrounded by commas.
16. B. This is a dependent clause. The dependent clause includes a subject and a verb and is the subordinate idea of the sentence. It is dependent on another clause for meaning and context.
17. A. This is an independent clause. The independent clause includes a subject and a verb. It is the main idea of the sentence and is not dependent on another clause for meaning and context.
18. C. This is a nonrestrictive clause. Nonrestrictive clauses are dependent clauses that begin with relative pronouns (who, whom, which, whoever, whomever, whichever) and are surrounded by commas.
19. B. This is a dependent clause. The dependent clause includes a subject and a verb and is the subordinate idea of the sentence. It is dependent on another clause for meaning and context.
20. B. This is a restrictive clause. Restrictive clauses are dependent clauses that begin with relative pronouns (who, whom, that, whoever, whomever, whichever) and are not surrounded by commas.
21. B. This is a dependent clause. The dependent clause includes a subject and a verb and is the subordinate idea of the sentence. It is dependent on another clause for meaning and context.
22. A, 23. C, 24. B, 25. A, 26. A, 27. A, 28. B, 29. A, 30. D
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