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Mrs. Goodsen, whose car was stolen from her 
driveway, decided to get a watchdog.
 4. 
 
The president of the university, whom I once 
met briefly, won a Nobel Prize.
 5. 
 
Margaret Thatcher, who was prime minister 
of Great Britain from 1979 to 1990, was the 
first elected woman ruler in Europe.
 6. 
 
Gray whales, which measure about 16 feet at 
birth, grow to a length of nearly 50 feet.
 7. 
 
I thanked the woman whose cell phone I 
borrowed when mine died.
 8. 
 
The Four Seasons, which Vivaldi composed 
in 1723, is one of the most popular pieces of 
classical music.
B. 1.  Watsonville has a population of 8,000 people, 
most of whom work in the coal mines nearby.
 2. 
 
New employees must fill out a number of 
forms, the most important of which is IRS 
form W-9.
 3. 
 
Children of U.S. diplomats, many of whom 
grow up overseas, may not feel at home in 
their own country.
 4. 
 
In recent years, scientists have identified 18 
new animals species, the most interesting of 
which is the tiny titi monkey.
C. 1.  The people who they work in the cafeteria 
receive only minimum wage. 
 2. 
 
Los Angeles, California, is the city that I was 
born in it.
 3. 
 
The student who her wallet was stolen called 
the campus police.
 4. 
 
The most beautiful time in southern 
California is spring, is when the poppies are 
in bloom. 
 5. 
 
You can always find your keys in the last 
place where you look there. 
 6.