Which words in the sentence form the participial phrase?
the woman wearing dark sunglasses crossed the street and entered the restaurant.
a. the woman
b. and entered the restaurant
c. crossed the street
d. wearing dark sunglasses

The correct answer is

d. wearing dark sunglasses

and the participle here is "wearing".

A participial phrase modifies a noun (here:The woman) and consist a particple, a verb form.

What passage? when you ask a question like this without stating what passage you are talking about, it gets real confusing. i'll give it a crack thoughwhen writing passages with logical fallacies, you need to avoid bad logic, such as "all scientists where jackets. anita has a jacket. therefore, anita is a scientists." just because all scientists have jackets doesn't mean that only scientists where jackets. it's kinda like how all pronouns are nouns but not all nouns are pronouns.

We should feel gravity around us. if it ever ends what will life be like. the reader will definitely have alot of questions towards gravity being ended