School system UK and USA

At what age do children have to start school in the UK?

• at the age of 5

• at the age of 6

• at the age of 7

Five-year olds start their education

• at university

• in kindergarten

• in primary schools

• in nursery schools

After primary school is finished, students continue their

• work-related education

• secondary education

• compulsory education

• hands-on education

GCSE stands for

• General Certificate of Standard English

• General Certificate of School Education

• Genius College of Secondary Education

• General Certificate of Secondary Education

The National Curriculum is

• a sports event

• a set of subjects and standards used by primary and secondary schools

• a certificate

• a set of standards and subjects used by universities

The "A" in A-level exams stands for

• arranged

• achieved

• advanced

• analysed

co-educational means

• boys and girls teach each other

• boys and girls are taught together

• boys and girls attend different schools

• boys and girls cooperate with teachers

Students in the UK usually take the GCSE exams at the age of

• 15

• 16

• 17

• 18

In the UK, further education finishes with the

• A-level exams

• B-level exams

• C-level exams

Secondary school starts at the age of

• 9

• 10

• 11

• 12