Question 1:

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Select the relative pronoun in the sentence.
The
wardrobe
that
has
the
golden
doors
leads
to
another
dimension.

Answer 1

The relative pronoun in the sentence is "that." The relative pronoun "that" is used to introduce the relative clause "that has the golden doors," which provides more information about the noun "wardrobe."

Answer 2

Question 2:
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Select the relative pronoun in the sentence.
Eric
is
the
man
who
manages
the
park.

Answer 3

The relative pronoun in the sentence is "who." The relative pronoun "who" is used to introduce the relative clause "who manages the park," which provides more information about the noun "man."

Answer 4

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Select the relative pronoun in the sentence.
It
gives
me
a
good
chance
to
improve
my
Spanish,
which
has
become
a
little
rusty.

Answer 5

The relative pronoun in the sentence is "which." The relative pronoun "which" is used to introduce the relative clause "which has become a little rusty," providing additional information about the noun "Spanish."

Answer 6

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Select the relative pronoun in the sentence.
The
professor,
whom
I
had
the
pleasure
of
knowing,
recently
retired.

Answer 7

The relative pronoun in the sentence is "whom." The relative pronoun "whom" is used to introduce the relative clause "whom I had the pleasure of knowing," which provides more information about the noun "The professor."

Answer 8

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Select the relative pronoun in the sentence.
We
drove
past
my
elementary
school,
which
is
celebrating
its
100th
anniversary
this
year.

Answer 9

The relative pronoun in the sentence is "which." The relative pronoun "which" introduces the relative clause "which is celebrating its 100th anniversary this year," providing additional information about the noun "my elementary school."

Answer 10

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Select the relative pronoun in the sentence.
Marcus
feels
like
a
mythical
hero
who
is
headed
for
a
big
adventure.

Answer 11

The relative pronoun in the sentence is "who." The relative pronoun "who" introduces the relative clause "who is headed for a big adventure," providing additional information about the noun "a mythical hero."

Answer 12

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Select the relative pronoun in the sentence.
You
need
to
check
the
box
which
says
“yes.”

Answer 13

The relative pronoun in the sentence is "which." The relative pronoun "which" introduces the relative clause "which says 'yes,'" providing additional information about the noun "the box."

Answer 14

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Select the relative pronoun in the sentence.
The
computer
that
everyone
is
talking
about
is
hard
to
find.

Answer 15

The relative pronoun in the sentence is "that." The relative pronoun "that" introduces the relative clause "that everyone is talking about," providing additional information about the noun "The computer."

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Select the relative pronoun in the sentence.
I
discussed
the
issue
with
my
sister,
who
is
a
lawyer.

Answer 17

The relative pronoun in the sentence is "who." The relative pronoun "who" introduces the relative clause "who is a lawyer," providing additional information about the noun "my sister."

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Select the relative pronoun in the sentence.
My
cousin,
whom
I
have
spoken
to
recently,
is
interested
in
journalism.

Answer 19

The relative pronoun in the sentence is "whom." The relative pronoun "whom" introduces the relative clause "whom I have spoken to recently," providing additional information about the noun "My cousin."

Answer 20

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Select the word that means “based on assumptions or speculation rather than on what is real or true.”
Hypothetically,
I
could
make
it
to
dinner
tomorrow
if
my
coach
decides
to
randomly
cancel
our
evening
practice
session.

Answer 21

The word that means "based on assumptions or speculation rather than on what is real or true" in the sentence is "Hypothetically."