noun or expression which means academic qualification, bonus, test, degree, exam, a synonym of degree, paper, diploma, note, classroom, an adjective which means compulsory, equal, impulsive, comprehensive, mandatory, the opposite of the adjective, individual, optional, optionally, operational, a verb which means that someone has earned a bachelor's degree in accounting, to pass an exam, to grade, to graduate, to take exam, a French translation of "degree", syllabus, assignment, schedule, diplôme, Writea sentence containing at least one of the six items listed above —Which of the following ones is correctly written (with correct word order), "Education plays a key role in paving the way for better opportunities in the job market.”, "Paving the way for Education plays a key role in opportunities better in the job market.”, "Opportunities in the job market plays a key role in education paving the way for better.”, " A key better role in education plays opportunities in paving the way for the job market.”, all of the 6 sentences are correct, all of the 4 sentences are incorrect

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