What word does the adjective clause modify?
i elected to take astronomy, which is not a required course.
i
elected
astronomy
course

Astronomy is the right answer.

Explanation:

In this case, the relative clause "which is not a required course" is modifying the noun "astronomy". Relative clauses are ALWAYS after the noun they modify; this is because if not, it would create a "dangling modifier" (the reference is not clear). In addition, this clause is a "non-defining" relative clause because it can be erased and the sentence still make sense.

it’s explain their is fantasy

explanation:

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