Relative pronouns: These pronouns are used to answer clauses such as who, which, whose, that, where, and when.
Example: Anna's brother, who loves pickles, made fried pickles for his dinner party. Who loves pickles? Anna's brother. That is the relative pronoun.
Interrogative pronouns: These pronouns answer a question, but do not answer a clause. These sentences are always in a question form. Example: What time is the festival tonight?
There are just five interrogative pronouns<span>. Each one is used to ask a very specific question or indirect question. Some, such as “who” and “whom,” refer only to people.</span>
I think that your assignment is asking you to film something. Your teacher is leaving it up you to decide how to make that video. What it's saying is you can use one of the example ideas or come up with your own.
A Few Examples -The king refused to assess law regarding immigration - Raising condition of new appropriation land - the king would not allow the court of justice to be established
