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Answer:
A noun clause is a type of dependent clause that acts as a noun in the sentence.
An adverbial clause is a type of dependent clause that acts as an adverb in the sentence.
An dependent clause relies on the information from an independent clause to form a complete, logical thought.
An independent clause can stand alone in a sentence.
Answer:
He apparently made a couple of decisions that were the only decisions possible to avoid capture, which is to say that had he turned a different direction he would very likely have walked right into the responding police officers.
Explanation: He revealed interesting things about himself in his apparently compulsive communications, such as a familiarity with the oeuvre of Gilbert and Sullivan, but stopped just short of actually revealing enough to be identified
These are the answers to the following questions:
<span>23. Why is it ironic that Booth called Lincoln a "tyrant"?
A. bc Booth was the opposite of a tyrant.
B. bc Lincoln was the opposite of a tyrant.
C. bc Lincoln was a tyrant
D. bc Booth was a tyrant
24. What was Samuel Mudd's motivation in getting rid of Lincoln?
A. Mudd would lose his property (slaves) if Lincoln's policies continued.
B. Mudd would gain important friends in high places
C. None of these
D. Mudd would receive money from Booth for helping
25. Which adjective best describes how Mary Todd Lincoln was portrayed following her husband's death.
A. Selfish
B. Weak
C. Afraid
D. All of the above
27. Before Lincoln's assassination, how many presidents were assassinated? How many after?
A. 4 before, 4 after
B. 3 before, 5 after
C. 1 before, 7 after
D. 2 before, 6 after
28. For what reason did John Surratt run off to Canada?
A. His mother and sister were being questioned; Booth and Mudd were both arrested.
B. There is no connection between John Surratt going to Canada and Lincoln's assassination.
C. Other family members needed help there.
D. There was a warrant out for his arrest.
34. After Booth and Herold were asked to leave Mudd's house, thy spent a few nights sleeping on the ground in the woods in Maryland. Why were these men dangerous?
A. They were well armed.
B. They were cornered.
C. They were desperate.
D. All of the above
35. What lie did Mary Surratt get caught telling to the authorities?
A. She told the men her son was not at home.
B. She told the men she did not know that Lincoln has been assassinated.
C. She told the men that her name was not Mary Surratt.
D. She told the men that she did not know Lewis Powell.
36. Why did the authorites question Samuel Arnold?
A. Someone ratted him out.
B. He looked guilty
C. He had been one of the co-conspirators with Booth in the kidnapping scheme.
D. He gave himself up willingly.</span>
