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Answer: "The astronauts on the mission were all experienced." and "One sport that I would like to learn is hockey."
Explanation: In the first and fourth sentences, we have essential or defining relative clauses, i.e., relative clauses that help pinpoint which specific subject we are talking about (not <em>any</em> dog, but the one barking and not <em>any</em> bicycle, but the one that has the best brakes), and these kind of clauses should not be enclosed with any punctuation mark; only non-defining clauses, which give additional but not crucial information about a subject, get that treatment (not punctuating "which is made of scrap metal" in the second sentence is therefore wrong). The prepositional phrase "on the mission" and the clause "that I would like to learn" are essential to their respective subjects.
Row 1. “Let’s bake a cake..” is NOT poetry, “whipping, whirling..” IS poetry
row 2. “Purring kitty..” IS poetry, “it is really windy...” is NOT poetry
row 3. “it is really late...” IS NOT poetry, “Goodnight! Sleep tight!...” IS poetry
row 4. “one time i went on a roller coaster...” is NOT poetry, “swooshing and winding..” IS poetry
row 5. “Sweet and sticky...” IS poetry, “i overslept..” is NOT poetry
row 6. “elephants trunks..” IS poetry, “Star light...” IS poetry
row 7. “ the stars are so pretty...” IS NOT poetry, “the circus is so much fun..” is NOT poetry.
row 8. “my cat is cute..” is NOT poetry, “i’m late! i’m late!...” IS poetry.
Answer:
there is no stanza please try to post the stanza next time
Monkeys paw will be in the story