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Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 7mins
All state schools in Britain are...
free.
fee-paying.
either free or fee-paying.
In Britain education is compulsory ...
from 5 to 18 years.
from 5 to 17 years.
from 5 to 16 years.
In Britain children continue primary school untill they are...
13.
11.
16.
"Co-educational" means that...
students live and study in the same school.
a school does not receive financial support from the government
boys and girls are taught together in the same school.
In Britain at the age of 16 pupils take a national exam called...
"A-level" (Advanced Level).
"GCSE" (General Certificate of Secondary Education).
"GCCE" (General Certificate of Comprehensive Education).
The 6th form prepares pupils for a national exam called...
"A-level" (Advanced Level).
"GCSE" (General Certificate of Secondary Education).
"GCCE" (General Certificate of Comprehensive Education).
In Britain students study for a degree at universities or colleges of higher education on average of ... years of full-time study.
5
4
3
"A boarding school" is a school ...
that does not receive financial support from the government.
where boys and girls are taught together.
where students live and study.
In Britain children of wealthy or aristocratic families often go to the same ... school as their parents and their grandparents.
state
grammar
public
In the USA children first go to ... elementary school and then to high school.
five-year
eight-year
three-year
In the USA teenagers graduate from high school at the age of ...
16.
18.
21.
American schools today house a large number of students ...
who attend all the classes together.
but the same group of students does not attend the classes together.
and they mainly study on-line at home.
... is the highest degree awarded by a university for completion of a specific programme of study.
A Bachelor's Degree
A Master's Degree
A Doctors Degree
