Language Hub - multiple choice

Students _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ submit their assignments by the end of the week to avoid penalties.

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Many scholars _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ access to research materials that were not readily available online.

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The government _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ universities to implement stricter measures for student attendance.

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Educators _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ prioritise critical thinking over rote memorisation in their curricula.

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The course syllabus _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ students to complete a project demonstrating practical applications

of theory.

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Pupils _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ to attend all lectures, but many chose to study independently instead.

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Students_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ adapt quickly to new technologies that are constantly being integrated into

classrooms.

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Teachers _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ mustn't discriminate against any students based on their socioeconomic status or background.

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Although it was challenging, she _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ sacrifice her social life for academic success.

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The committee _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ unanimous approval before initiating any significant changes to the

curriculum.

• required

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• don’t need to