Group 9. The UK Education System_Quiz

When did the First Education Act establish primary education as a right and obligation in the UK?

• 600

• 1700

• 1870

• 1944

What type of schools were run by women in the 18th century to educate poor children?

• Charity Schools

• Monastic Schools

• Dame Schools

• Public Schools

Why is the British education system considered prestigious worldwide today?

• It has a long tradition and strong international reputation.

• It is limited to a few countries.

• It focuses mainly on religious studies.

• It offers only basic education.

What was the main purpose of Charity Schools established by the Anglican Church in the 17th century?

• To train priests

• To educate poor children

• To prepare soldiers

• To teach farming

What did the Second Education Act of 1944 introduce?

• Free university education for all

• A unified national education system

• Religious-only schools

• Boarding schools for every child

What subjects were mainly taught in Charity Schools?

• Science and geography

• Reading, writing, and mathematics

• Art and music

• Physical education and sports

How many stages are there in the UK education system?

• 4 stages

• 2 stages

• 5 stages

• 7 stages

GCSE is a certificate that marks the completion of which level of education in the UK?

• Early Years Foundation Stage

• Post-Secondary Education

• Higher Education

• Secondary Education

Which test do students take to go to university?

• SAT/ ACT

• A-Levels

• STAT/ATAR

• School exams

Which statement best describes the historical tradition of UK higher education?

• It has a long-standing academic heritage with centuries-old institutions.

• It was all established in the last 50 years.

• It focuses solely on modern online learning.

• It primarily supports vocational training.