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Starlight

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Which sentence de-emphasizes the nonessential sentence information?
 A) Professor Jenkins--who recently returned from a sabbatical leave--finally published his novel.
 B) Professor Jenkins, who recently returned from a sabbatical leave, finally published his novel.
 C) Professor Jenkins (who recently returned from a sabbatical leave) finally published his novel.

Question 2

Because people have different speaking styles, group members should decide beforehand
 A) who does what.
  B) when to schedule meetings.
  C) the presentation topic, tone, format, organization, and visuals.
  D) who brings snacks.



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

C



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