Answer:
Hi,there! I want to be your friend.
Explanation:
My nickname is Like A Doll. As you can conclude by my nickname I was used to like dolls when I was a child. But now, that I'm grown up, I have a lot of different things that I'm passionate about.
For example, I really like to read, because when I read the book, I feel like I'm opening a new window to the world. I get into the book so much that I can feel the atmosphere, the feelings and the events of the book.
Kindly, please, tell me what are you most enjoying?
Best wishes from your new friend!
A) Appears to contradict itself.
The answer is B.) It's in my closet. In back, behind the shoes.
Based on your options, I can assume the underlined phrase is <em>which is often called the Stars and Stripes, </em>even though you didn't actually underline anything. Anyway, the correct answer here is that the phrase is a nonessential adjective clause.
Nonessential clauses, as the name itself says, are not that relevant for the meaning of the entire sentence. If you omit that clause, the meaning won't change, whereas an essential clause cannot be omitted. Additionally, nonessential clauses are separated from the rest of the sentence by commas, which is the case here.