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Let’s go through each question one by one and figure out the correct answer.

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Question 1:
> My mom, who lives in New York, is 75 years old.
> What type of clause?

The part “who lives in New York” describes “my mom.” It gives more information about her — like an adjective would describe a noun. So this is an adjective clause.

✔ Correct Answer: A. Adjective Clause

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Question 2:
> My mom lives in New York because she has a good friend there.
> What type of clause?

“Because she has a good friend there” tells us *why* she lives in New York. That’s giving a reason → so it’s an adverb clause of reason.

✔ Correct Answer: D. Adverb clause of reason

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Question 3:
> When my mom went to New York, we all helped her to move her things.
> What type of clause?

“When my mom went to New York” tells us *when* we helped her. That’s talking about time → so it’s an adverb clause of time.

✔ Correct Answer: C. Adverb clause of time

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Question 4:
> In "Turn" 1776 is the ____.

In stories or historical fiction (like “Turn,” which is about spies during the American Revolution), 1776 refers to the year — that’s part of the setting (time and place).

✔ Correct Answer: B. Setting

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Question 5:
> The plot for "Turn" is ______.

Plot = what happens in the story. Not where they live, not why they help — but what happens to them.

✔ Correct Answer: B. what happens to the spies

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Question 6:
> First, I catch the bus. Second, I arrive at school. This is ____ organization.

This shows events in order — first this, then that. That’s called chronological order.

✔ Correct Answer: B. chronological

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Final Answer:
1. A
2. D
3. C
4. B
5. B
6. B