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I am assuming that the underlined phrase in this circumstance is "which belongs to my sister." This would be an adjective clause. Because it modifies a noun, "the car," it functions as an adjective. It adds further description to the sentence. Adjective clauses modify nouns while adverb clauses modify adverbs, verbs, or adjectives. Hope this helps.
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Answer:

Adjective Clause

The car which belongs to my sister is being towed.

Explanation:

Adverb Clause-a clause that functions as an adverb in a sentence. It always starts with a subordinating conjunction.

Example: Even if I take the test, my grades won't change.

 

Noun Clause-a clause that acts as a noun.

For example, I am not interested in whatever Anthony says.

 

Adjective Clause-a clause that is used to describe a noun in a sentence.

For example, the guy who claimed to be a genius didn't even make it to the top list.

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