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6.5 Collocations - Topic 1 (Education)

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Giving children homework every day (Advantages):

work independently away from the environment of schools

=> __

=> gain a deeper understanding of the subject

a)

accumulate knowledge of this particular field at an early age

b)

have the opportunity to revise the lesson taught to them in the school

c)

proactively apply the knowledge that they have learnt in the classroom

d)

be provided with foundational knowledge to adapt to the fast-moving technological development

2.

Giving children homework every day (Disadvantages):

have an obligation to complete the homework while having to deal with an excessive load of knowledge at their school + constant examinations => sacrifice their sleep to meet academic demands => __ => suffer from depression

a)

enhance that study load

b)

exhaust the child + reduce their interest in studying

c)

reduce children’s after-school time for other extracurricular and leisure activities

d)

be seen in different perspectives and interpreted in different ways

3.

Teaching history subjects (Disadvantages):

(historical events) be seen in different perspectives and interpreted in different ways => (students) normally learn the subject through only one source => __

a)

discount its importance as a subject for learning

b)

be forced to memorize dates and events from the past

c)

unable to develop necessary soft-skills

d)

opt for other vocational subjects such as science or commerce stream, which have jobs available in abundance

4.

Teaching history subjects (Advantages):

have a thorough insight into the history of their own country

=> understand their hometown’s traditional values and develop a national identity

=> __

a)

provided with foundational knowledge to adapt to the fast-moving technological development

b)

can work for foreign enterprises

c)

enhance their understanding about various aspects of the world

d)

take pride in their origins and treasure the life they know today

5.

Making art & music compulsory (Advantages):

be more interested in non-academic subjects => __ => give students a platform where they can develop and perfect their artistic skills => become easier for them to pursue their creative career in future

a)

provided with foundational knowledge to adapt to the fast-moving technological development

b)

get hands-on experience in these subjects at an early age

c)

enhance fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination and problem-solving skills

d)

assists children in attaining better learning outcomes

6.

Making art & music compulsory (Disadvantages):

be of the mindset that art does not contribute to the advancement of human society => __ => opt for other vocational subjects such as science or commerce stream, which have jobs available in abundance

a)

have little chance to get a job after graduation despite spending a huge amount of time and effort on this particular subject

b)

enhance that study load

c)

be generally considered as a hobby rather than a professional field

d)

put students under great pressure in order to understand and handle the tasks well

7.

Cutting music and art to teach information technology (Against):

__ =>  think out of the box + produce some unique ideas => sharpen the cognitive skills of youngsters => be well-prepared for their future prospects

a)

balance out the pressure of science and technology - related subjects

b)

opt for different arts and musical subjects

c)

learn the value of formulating theories, testing hypotheses, and changing their perspectives when something doesn’t work out according to plan

d)

Spend time on extracurricular activities like cricket and football

8.

Cutting music and art to teach information technology (For):

Exclude music or art from the formal educational course => reduce a great deal of energy and time that students spend on them => __ => improve their grades

a)

increase the overall GDP of the nation

b)

focus pupils’ attention on more important and complicated subjects

c)

be more likely to acquire a good position in the job market of reputed companies

d)

give students a platform where they can develop and perfect their artistic skills

9.

Doing educational activities during free time (For):

Solve puzzles => __ => learn the value of formulating theories, testing hypotheses, and changing their perspectives when something doesn’t work out according to plan => become more innovative and adaptable employees

a)

take different approaches to try and solve a problem since there’s a lot of trial and error involved

b)

lower their personal attainment

c)

be well-prepared for their future prospects

d)

improve their grades

10.

Doing educational activities during free time (Against):

engage children in creative activities such as singing, dancing, painting etc => take the time and energy to develop their own ideas => __ => be better able to express themselves to the world on a regular basis

a)

become more innovative and adaptable employees

b)

lead to hand and eye strain

c)

discover and realize their habits, impulses, and desires

d)

be more likely to acquire a good position in the job market of reputed companies

11.

Free education for all (Against):

Lend more support to the studious and determined students instead of offering freely available education to everybody => __ => ensure the basic fundamental rights for citizens of a country

a)

be able to allocate the rest of the budget to health care, public facilities, and so forth

b)

be able to obtain state-of-the-art equipment such as projectors and computers

c)

enhance the learning experience of their students

d)

be better able to express themselves to the world on a regular basis

12.

Free education for all (For):

(free courses and study programs) be given to everyone irrespective of their caste, wealth, and race => have greater intellectual, problem-solving skills and civic-mindedness => __ => increase the literacy rate + improve the growth of that country

a)

be able to allocate the rest of the budget to health care, public facilities, and so forth

b)

solve the monetary concerns

c)

create a potentially more productive and educated workforce

d)

have a technological-based educational background

13.

Parents putting pressure on children to perform well (Reason):

put pressure on the youth to continually achieve higher scores => apply to top schools => __ => secure future employment opportunities

a)

encourage their children to acquire an occupation that they do not have passion for

b)

get degrees or professional certificates

c)

not want their children to face the same predicament

d)

assess them and keep them in an enormous study timetable to gain success

14.

Parents putting pressure on children to perform well (Problems):

__ => (children) be exposed to great stress => affect their mental well-being and cause psychological suffering

a)

engage children in creative activities such as singing, dancing, painting etc

b)

Spend a long period of time playing at a computer

c)

Exclude music or art from the formal educational course

d)

engage their children only for future achievements + omit the entertainment part of the youngsters