Answer:
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The commas must be placed both before and after the nonessential element. For example...
My mom, who hates cooking, ordered takeout.
"who hates cooking" is the nonessential element, and you can see that a comma goes before and after it.
Answer:
C.
Explanation:
because poised is a derivative from the word: "ready".
Hope this works.
