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What does “It” refer to?: The programme reduced absences, and it helped schools.
 
Programme
 
Absences
 
Schools
 
Reduced.
Whose refers to?: The parent whose child benefited was grateful.
 
Parent
 
Child
 
Benefited
 
Grateful.
What does “This” refer to?: The food was healthy. This improved energy.
 
Food
 
Energy
 
Healthy
 
Improved.
Who refers to?: The volunteers who supported children were appreciated.
 
Volunteers
 
Children
 
Appreciated
 
Supported.
What does “It” refer to?: The council faced criticism, but it continued.
 
Council
 
Criticism
 
Continued
 
Faced.
Whose refers to?: The donor whose support mattered stayed anonymous.
 
Donor
 
Support
 
Mattered
 
Anonymous.
What does “That” refer to?: The programme succeeded. That impressed teachers.
 
Programme
 
Teachers
 
Succeeded
 
Impressed.
Who refers to?: The students who received breakfast felt stronger.
 
Students
 
Breakfast
 
Stronger
 
Received.
What does “It” refer to?: The charity received support, and it expanded.
 
Charity
 
Support
 
Expanded
 
Received.
Whose refers to?: The village whose families supported the programme grew.
 
Village
 
Families
 
Programme
 
Supported.
What does “This” refer to?: Attendance increased quickly. This surprised officials.
 
Attendance
 
Officials
 
Increased
 
Surprised.
Who refers to?: The farmers who joined the project benefited.
 
Farmers
 
Project
 
Benefited
 
Joined.
What does “That” refer to?: The council admitted the mistake. That helped trust.
 
Mistake
 
Council
 
Trust
 
Admitted.
What does “It” refer to?: The blog gained attention, and it spread.
 
Blog
 
Attention
 
Spread
 
Gained.
Whose refers to?: The teacher whose class improved was proud.
 
Teacher
 
Class
 
Improved
 
Proud.
What does “This” refer to?: The meals improved health. This pleased families.
 
Meals
 
Health
 
Families
 
Improved.
Who refers to?: The parents who attended the meeting asked questions.
 
Parents
 
Meeting
 
Questions
 
Attended.
What does “It” refer to?: The programme changed quickly, and it succeeded.
 
Programme
 
Quickly
 
Succeeded
 
Changed.
Whose refers to?: The school whose kitchen was built thanked the charity.
 
School
 
Kitchen
 
Charity
 
Built.
What does “That” refer to?: Donations fell. That worried the charity.
 
Donations
 
Charity
 
Fell
 
Worried.
Who refers to?: The volunteers who cleaned the kitchen left early.
 
Volunteers
 
Kitchen
 
Early
 
Cleaned.
What does “It” refer to?: The decision shocked teachers, and it caused debate.
 
Decision
 
Teachers
 
Debate
 
Shocked.
Whose refers to?: The child whose attendance improved smiled.
 
Child
 
Attendance
 
Improved
 
Smiled.
What does “This” refer to?: The council closed the blog. This angered parents.
 
Council
 
Blog
 
Parents
 
Closed.
Who refers to?: The children who attended regularly improved.
 
Children
 
Attended
 
Regularly
 
Improved.
What does “That” refer to?: The programme reduced hunger. That improved attendance.
 
Programme
 
Hunger
 
Attendance
 
Reduced.
What does “It” refer to?: The charity opened a kitchen, and it helped.
 
Charity
 
Kitchen
 
Helped
 
Opened.
Whose refers to?: The farmer whose crops were used felt proud.
 
Farmer
 
Crops
 
Used
 
Proud.
Who refers to?: The teachers who supported the project were pleased.
 
Teachers
 
Project
 
Pleased
 
Supported.
What does “This” refer to?: The blog explained the problem clearly. This worried officials.
 
Blog
 
Problem
 
Officials
 
Explained.
What does “It” refer to?: The programme faced problems, but it survived.
 
Programme
 
Problems
 
Survived
 
Faced.
Who refers to?: The staff who organised the event worked hard.
 
Staff
 
Event
 
Worked
 
Organised.
What does “That” refer to?: Attendance doubled. That surprised parents.
 
Attendance
 
Parents
 
Doubled
 
Surprised.
Whose refers to?: The donor whose money helped remained quiet.
 
Donor
 
Money
 
Helped
 
Quiet.
What does “It” refer to?: The funding improved, and it helped.
 
Funding
 
Improved
 
Helped
 
And.
Who refers to?: The children who received meals were grateful.
 
Children
 
Meals
 
Grateful
 
Received.
What does “This” refer to?: The meals were free. This attracted families.
 
Meals
 
Families
 
Free
 
Attracted.
Whose refers to?: The village whose school joined benefited.
 
Village
 
School
 
Joined
 
Benefited.
What does “It” refer to?: The council made a mistake, and it admitted it.
 
Council
 
Mistake
 
Admitted
 
Made.
Who refers to?: The parents who supported the blog were vocal.
 
Parents
 
Blog
 
Supported
 
Vocal.
What does “This” refer to?: Donations increased. This helped children.
 
Donations
 
Children
 
Increased
 
Helped.
Whose refers to?: The teacher whose idea helped was proud.
 
Teacher
 
Idea
 
Proud
 
Helped.
What does “It” refer to?: The programme started small, but it grew.
 
Programme
 
Small
 
Grew
 
Started.
Where refers to?: The school where meals are served is busy.
 
School
 
Meals
 
Busy
 
Served.
Who refers to?: The farmers who supply food are local.
 
Farmers
 
Food
 
Local
 
Supply.
What does “That” refer to?: The council changed the decision. That helped the programme.
 
Decision
 
Programme
 
Council
 
Changed.
What does “It” refer to?: The blog was criticised, but it stayed online.
 
Blog
 
Criticised
 
Online
 
Stayed.
Whose refers to?: The children whose parents joined were happy.
 
Children
 
Parents
 
Happy
 
Joined.
Who refers to?: The volunteers who prepare meals arrive early.
 
Volunteers
 
Meals
 
Early
 
Prepare.
What does “This” refer to?: Attendance improved. This pleased teachers.
 
Attendance
 
Teachers
 
Improved
 
Pleased.
Which sentence best follows?: Magnus refused to give up despite criticism.
 
His determination strengthened the project.
 
The council travelled abroad.
 
Meals were hot.
 
Parents met weekly.
Which sentence best follows?: The programme created local jobs.
 
Families benefited financially.
 
Scotland is green.
 
Teachers prepared lessons.
 
The shed was repaired.
Which sentence best follows?: Some officials doubted the idea.
 
Over time, they changed their minds.
 
The weather was sunny.
 
The blog was short.
 
Donations arrived late.
Which sentence best follows?: The children received balanced breakfasts.
 
Their concentration improved.
 
The council met.
 
The office closed.
 
Farmers arrived.
Which sentence best follows?: The charity worked closely with schools.
 
Communication improved significantly.
 
The valley is large.
 
The roof was damaged.
 
The logo changed.
Which sentence best follows?: The blog was temporarily removed.
 
Supporters demanded its return.
 
Meals are free.
 
Volunteers arrived early.
 
Parents were tired.
Which sentence best follows?: Magnus spoke publicly about the issue.
 
His speech inspired others to help.
 
The office opened early.
 
Scotland is cold.
 
Staff cleaned the shed.
Which sentence best follows?: The council finally reviewed the project.
 
They admitted it had been successful.
 
Donations were small.
 
Farmers delivered food.
 
The building was old.
Which sentence best follows?: Attendance had been low for years.
 
Introducing meals changed that.
 
The logo was redesigned.
 
Teachers travelled home.
 
The shed was metal.
Which sentence best follows?: The programme relied on volunteers.
 
Without them, it could not function.
 
Scotland is rural.
 
The office closed.
 
Meals were cooked.
Which sentence best follows?: Many parents supported the initiative.
 
They wanted better opportunities for their children.
 
The valley flooded.
 
The council travelled.
 
Donations were counted.
Which sentence best follows?: The charity had very limited resources.
 
Even so, it continued operating.
 
The weather was bad.
 
Children walked far.
 
The shed was blue.
Which sentence best follows?: The blog post criticised local authorities.
 
It quickly attracted media attention.
 
Meals are healthy.
 
Farmers work locally.
 
The project is small.
Which sentence best follows?: Teachers reported that students were more focused.
 
Test results began to rise.
 
The logo changed.
 
The office moved.
 
Volunteers left.
Which sentence best follows?: The programme expanded to another village.
 
More children were able to attend school.
 
Scotland is mountainous.
 
The blog was updated.
 
Parents met teachers.
Which sentence best follows?: At first, the council ignored the complaints.
 
Later, they were forced to respond.
 
The shed was repaired.
 
Meals were warm.
 
Staff worked hard.
Which sentence best follows?: Volunteers started serving breakfast every day.
 
Soon, classroom behaviour improved.
 
The council met weekly.
 
The valley is remote.
 
Donations arrived monthly.
Which sentence best follows?: The blog described children going to school hungry.
 
Readers began to share the post widely.
 
Farmers grow vegetables.
 
The office was small.
 
Teachers prepared lessons.
Which sentence best follows?: The charity received its first donation.
 
This allowed the project to begin.
 
Scotland has many schools.
 
Parents were worried.
 
The shed was old.
Which sentence best follows?: Magnus noticed that several pupils felt weak during lessons.
 
He realised they needed proper meals.
 
The charity was founded in 2002.
 
The weather was cold.
 
Volunteers met later.
What does “It” refer to?: The programme faced problems, but it survived.
 
Programme
 
Problems
 
Survived
 
Faced.
Who refers to?: The staff who organised the event worked hard.
 
Staff
 
Event
 
Hard
 
Organised.
What does “That” refer to?: Attendance doubled. That pleased teachers.
 
Attendance
 
Teachers
 
Doubled
 
Pleased.
Whose refers to?: The donor whose money helped remained quiet.
 
Donor
 
Money
 
Helped
 
Quiet.
What does “It” refer to?: The funding improved, and it helped.
 
Funding
 
Improved
 
Helped
 
And.
Who refers to?: The children who received meals were grateful.
 
Children
 
Meals
 
Grateful
 
Received.
What does “This” refer to?: The meals were free. This attracted families.
 
Meals
 
Families
 
Free
 
Attracted.
Whose refers to?: The village whose school joined benefited.
 
Village
 
School
 
Joined
 
Benefited.
What does “It” refer to?: The council made a mistake, and it admitted it.
 
Council
 
Mistake
 
Admitted
 
Made.
Who refers to?: The parents who supported the blog were vocal.
 
Parents
 
Blog
 
Supported
 
Vocal.
What does “This” refer to?: Donations increased. This helped children.
 
Donations
 
Children
 
Increased
 
Helped.
Whose refers to?: The teacher whose idea helped was proud.
 
Teacher
 
Idea
 
Proud
 
Helped.
What does “It” refer to?: The programme started small, but it grew.
 
Programme
 
Small
 
Grew
 
Started.
Where refers to?: The school where meals are served is busy.
 
School
 
Meals
 
Busy
 
Served.
Who refers to?: The farmers who supply food are local.
 
Farmers
 
Food
 
Local
 
Supply.
What does “That” refer to?: The council changed the decision. That helped the programme.
 
Decision
 
Programme
 
Council
 
Changed.
What does “It” refer to?: The blog was criticised, but it stayed online.
 
Blog
 
Criticised
 
Online
 
Stayed.
Whose refers to?: The children whose parents joined were happy.
 
Children
 
Parents
 
Happy
 
Joined.
What does “This” refer to?: Attendance improved. This surprised teachers.
 
Attendance
 
Teachers
 
Improved
 
Surprised.
Who refers to?: The volunteers who prepare meals arrive early.
 
Volunteers
 
Meals
 
Early
 
Prepare.
Which sentence best follows?: The blog influenced people.
 
People reacted.
 
Blog people influenced.
 
Influenced blog people.
 
People blog influenced.
Which sentence best follows?: Donations support children.
 
Children receive support.
 
Donations children support.
 
Support donations children.
 
Children donations support.
Which sentence best follows?: The programme changed schools.
 
Schools changed.
 
Programme schools changed.
 
Changed programme schools.
 
Schools programme changed.
Which sentence best follows?: Magnus believed in the project.
 
The project continued.
 
Magnus project believed.
 
Believed Magnus project.
 
Project Magnus believed.
Which sentence best follows?: The council met parents.
 
Parents met the council.
 
Council parents met.
 
Met council parents.
 
Parents council met.
Which sentence best follows?: The charity works locally.
 
Local work continues.
 
Charity locally works.
 
Works charity locally.
 
Locally charity works.
Which sentence best follows?: The blog described the situation.
 
The situation became clear.
 
Blog situation described.
 
Described blog situation.
 
Situation blog described.
Which sentence best follows?: Attendance improved quickly.
 
Improvement was clear.
 
Attendance quickly improved.
 
Quickly attendance improved.
 
Improved quickly attendance.
Which sentence best follows?: The programme supported families.
 
Families supported the programme.
 
Programme families supported.
 
Supported programme families.
 
Families programme supported.
Which sentence best follows?: Children enjoyed the meals.
 
Meals were enjoyed.
 
Children meals enjoyed.
 
Enjoyed children meals.
 
Meals children enjoyed.
Which sentence best follows?: Volunteers organised events.
 
Events were organised.
 
Volunteers events organised.
 
Organised volunteers events.
 
Events volunteers organised.
Which sentence best follows?: The blog raised awareness.
 
Awareness increased.
 
Blog awareness raised.
 
Raised blog awareness.
 
Awareness blog raised.
Which sentence best follows?: The programme provides meals.
 
Meals are provided.
 
Programme meals provides.
 
Provides programme meals.
 
Meals programme provides.
Which sentence best follows?: Magnus visited many schools.
 
He learned a lot.
 
Magnus schools visited.
 
Visited Magnus schools.
 
Schools Magnus visited.
Which sentence best follows?: The council faced pressure.
 
Pressure increased.
 
Council pressure faced.
 
Faced council pressure.
 
Pressure council faced.
Which sentence best follows?: The charity helped schools.
 
Schools benefited.
 
Charity schools helped.
 
Helped charity schools.
 
Schools charity helped.
Which sentence best follows?: Teachers supported the change.
 
The change continued.
 
Teachers change supported.
 
Supported teachers change.
 
Change teachers supported.
Which sentence best follows?: The programme started small.
 
It grew slowly.
 
Programme small started.
 
Small programme started.
 
Started programme small.
Which sentence best follows?: Volunteers arrived early.
 
Children arrived early.
 
Volunteers early arrived.
 
Arrived volunteers early.
 
Early volunteers arrived.
Which sentence best follows?: The blog criticised the council.
 
The council reacted.
 
Blog council criticised.
 
Criticised blog council.
 
Council blog criticised.
Which sentence best follows?: Donations increased last year.
 
The programme continued.
 
Donations year increased.
 
Increased donations year.
 
Year donations increased.
Which sentence best follows?: Magnus worked with teachers.
 
Teachers worked with Magnus.
 
Magnus teachers worked.
 
Worked Magnus teachers.
 
Teachers Magnus worked.
Which sentence best follows?: Parents joined the campaign.
 
The campaign grew.
 
Parents campaign joined.
 
Joined campaign parents.
 
Campaign parents joined.
Which sentence best follows?: The programme improved attendance.
 
Attendance improved.
 
Programme attendance improved.
 
Improved programme attendance.
 
Attendance programme improved.
Which sentence best follows?: Children were tired in class.
 
Food helped children.
 
Children class tired.
 
Class children tired.
 
Tired children class.
Which sentence best follows?: The blog was shared widely.
 
The blog became popular.
 
Shared blog widely.
 
Widely blog shared.
 
Blog widely shared.
Which sentence best follows?: The council reviewed the programme.
 
The decision was reviewed.
 
Council programme reviewed.
 
Reviewed council programme.
 
Programme council reviewed.
Which sentence best follows?: The programme helped many families.
 
Families were grateful.
 
Programme families helped.
 
Helped programme families.
 
Families programme helped.
Which sentence best follows?: Local farmers provided fresh food.
 
The food was fresh.
 
Farmers fresh food.
 
Fresh farmers food.
 
Food farmers fresh.
Which sentence best follows?: The charity started in one school.
 
Later it expanded.
 
Charity one school.
 
School charity one.
 
One school charity.
Which sentence best follows?: Magnus did not give up.
 
He continued working.
 
Magnus give up.
 
Working Magnus give.
 
Up Magnus give.
Which sentence best follows?: Attendance doubled in one year.
 
More children came.
 
Attendance year doubled.
 
Year attendance doubled.
 
Doubled attendance year.
Which sentence best follows?: Volunteers worked very hard.
 
The project succeeded.
 
Volunteers hard worked.
 
Hard volunteers worked.
 
Worked volunteers hard.
Which sentence best follows?: The blog explained the problem clearly.
 
Readers understood the problem.
 
Blog problem explained.
 
Problem blog explained.
 
Clearly blog problem.
Which sentence best follows?: The programme depends on donations.
 
Donations support the programme.
 
Programme donations depends.
 
Depends donations programme.
 
Donations programme depends.
Which sentence best follows?: Children received healthy food.
 
Their energy improved.
 
Children healthy food.
 
Food received children.
 
Healthy children food.
Which sentence best follows?: The council changed its decision.
 
The programme continued.
 
Council decision changed.
 
Decision council changed.
 
Changed decision council.
Which sentence best follows?: Parents supported the project.
 
The project grew.
 
Parents project supported.
 
Supported project parents.
 
Project parents supported.
Which sentence best follows?: Teachers noticed changes in class.
 
Students behaved better.
 
Teachers class changes.
 
Class noticed teachers.
 
Changes class teachers.
Which sentence best follows?: The charity has very little money.
 
It still helps children.
 
Charity little money.
 
Money charity little.
 
Children money charity.
Which sentence best follows?: The blog became popular online.
 
Many people shared the blog.
 
Blog online became.
 
Popular blog online.
 
Online became blog.
Which sentence best follows?: Many children missed school before the programme.
 
The programme changed school attendance.
 
Children missed programme.
 
School before children.
 
Programme children before.
Which sentence best follows?: The programme works with local farmers.
 
Farmers support the programme.
 
Programme local farmers.
 
Works farmers local.
 
Local programme works.
Which sentence best follows?: Magnus visited a village school.
 
He saw the problem.
 
Magnus village school.
 
School visited Magnus.
 
Village saw school.
Which sentence best follows?: Volunteers prepared meals every morning.
 
Children ate before school.
 
Volunteers morning prepared.
 
Meals every volunteers.
 
Morning school volunteers.
Which sentence best follows?: The council tried to close the blog.
 
People tried to stop the council.
 
The blog closed council.
 
Council blog tried.
 
Tried blog council.
Which sentence best follows?: Attendance improved after meals were introduced.
 
Meals improved attendance.
 
Attendance introduced meals.
 
Improved meals after.
 
Meals attendance after.
Which sentence best follows?: Martha wrote a blog about school meals.
 
The blog caused problems.
 
Martha wrote meals.
 
School blog wrote.
 
Meals about Martha.
Which sentence best follows?: The charity started in a small shed.
 
It started small.
 
The shed started charity.
 
Small charity shed.
 
Charity small started.
Which sentence best follows?: Magnus saw children arriving hungry at school.
 
He wanted to help children.
 
Magnus saw school.
 
Children arriving hungry.
 
School saw Magnus.
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