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1. Researchers are conducting a study _____ findings will shed light on sustainable development goals.

   A) whose

   B) which

   C) whom

   D) what

2. The article, _____ was written by a renowned economist, provides insights into economic growth strategies.

   A) who

   B) which

   C) whom

   D) what

3. Identify the reduced adjective clause in the sentence: "The study conducted last year concluded that renewable energy sources are viable."

   A) The study conducted last year

   B) concluded that renewable energy sources

   C) renewable energy sources are viable

   D) that renewable energy sources

4. Choose the sentence with the correct reduced adjective clause:

   A) The professor, having published numerous papers, is highly respected.

   B) Having published numerous papers, the professor is highly respected.

   C) Highly respected, the professor with numerous published papers.

   D) The professor, highly respected, publishing numerous papers.

5. Can you tell me _____ the experiment yielded significant results?

   A) when

   B) that

   C) whether

   D) if

6. The researcher asked _____ the hypothesis could be tested through empirical evidence.

   A) when

   B) if

   C) which

   D) that

7. Choose the sentence with the correct use of a noun clause:

   A) The question is that if the data is reliable.

   B) The question is whether the data is reliable.

   C) The question is when the data is reliable.

   D) The question is what the data is reliable.

8. The team is uncertain _____ the new methodology aligns with sustainable development goals.

   A) that

   B) whether

   C) if

   D) what

9. She questioned _____ the proposed model accounted for all variables.

   A) whether

   B) when

   C) that

   D) how

10. The student asked _____ the professor would extend the deadline for the assignment.

   A) whether

   B) when

   C) that

   D) if

11. After the experiment was completed, _____.

    A) the researchers analyzed the data

    B) the researchers analyzing the data

    C) analyzed the data the researchers

    D) the data analyzed by the researchers

12. Choose the correct adverb clause of time:

    A) Until the results will be conclusive, the study cannot be published.

    B) After the data collection, the researchers will analyze the findings.

    C) Before the conclusion was reached, extensive research was conducted.

    D) As soon as the participants arrive, the experiment will commence.

13. Identify the adverb clause of direct contrast:

    A) Although the sample size was small, the results were statistically significant.

    B) Despite the researchers' efforts, the data was inconclusive.

    C) Even though the hypothesis was disproven, valuable insights were gained.

    D) While the methodology was flawed, the conclusions were sound.

14. The success of the project is contingent _____ the availability of funding.

    A) in case

    B) provided that

    C) due to

    D) on whether

15. Choose the correct adverb clause indicating cause and effect:

    A) Since the experiment failed, the researchers had to revise their approach.

    B) Whenever the study was conducted, participants were compensated.

    C) Although the results were promising, the conclusion was unexpected.

    D) While the hypothesis was plausible, the outcome was unpredictable.

16. How do sustainable development goals (SDGs) influence _____ researchers approach environmental studies?

    A) which

    B) that

    C) when

    D) what

17. The professor emphasized _____ adherence to ethical guidelines is crucial in academic research.

    A) that

    B) when

    C) whether

    D) how

18. The United Nations has set ambitious targets _____ global poverty reduction.

    A) whether

    B) that

    C) if

    D) when

19. The conference focused on _____ the latest advancements in renewable energy technologies.

    A) when

    B) which

    C) whether

    D) if

20. It remains uncertain _____ the research findings will have practical implications.

    A) when

    B) that

    C) whether

    D) how

21.    The researcher is uncertain _____ the data collection process was thorough enough.

   A) when

   B) whether

   C) that

   D) why

22.    The study, _____ findings were groundbreaking, received international recognition.

   A) whose

   B) that

   C) whom

   D) where

23.    _____ the hypothesis is proven, further investigation is warranted.

   A) Because

   B) If

   C) Even if

   D) In case

24.    Choose the sentence with the correct use of an adjective clause:

   A) The professor, grading the assignments, was meticulous.

   B) Grading the assignments, the professor was meticulous.

   C) The professor grading the assignments was meticulous.

   D) The professor was meticulous, grading the assignments.

25.   The team is investigating _____ the new policy complies with regulatory standards.

   A) whether

   B) when

   C) that

   D) if

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School Subjects May Soon Be a Thing of the Past in Finland

Despite having one of the best education systems in the world, Finland is introducing some extraordinary changes to classrooms around the country.

Under the new National Curriculum Framework, which came into effect in August 2016, schools must provide one phenomenon based learning (PBL) project per year.

Rather than focusing on a subject, phenomenon based learning focuses on a topic which students explore from multiple perspectives. A topic like climate change, for instance, could be studied form of the perspective of science, economics, environmental studies, and politics.

The aim of PBL is to highlight the connections between subjects, and to show how subjects relate to real world issues.

Kirsti Lonka, a professor of educational psychology at Helsinki University believes that PBL encourages critical thinking. Where traditional education teaches students what to think, PBL teaches students how to think – a skill which Lonka says is essential in the 21st century.

The idea of phenomenon based learning, however, is not without its critics.

Physics teacher Jussi Tanhuanpaa worries that students will not learn enough about individual subjects to be able to study them at a higher level. He also fears that while PBL may benefit brighter students, those who need guidance will struggle.

Some academics are concerned that there is little evidence showing the effectiveness of PBL.

Anneli Rautiainen of Finland's national agency for education recognizes these concerns and says that PBL is being introduced slowly. Education is highly decentralized in Finland, which gives educators in each municipality the freedom to arrange curriculums as they see fit.

Finland’s education system is already unique in many ways. Children start formal schooling at age 7, the school day is only around 5 hours long, class sizes are small, students are rarely assigned homework, and all teachers must have a master’s degree.

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