WorksheetsBEST IN ENGLISH - EDUCATION
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 17mins
OXFORD UNIVERSITY
You probably already know some things about Oxford University, (1) _______ there is probably a lot you don’t know. It’s called ‘Oxford University’ (2)_______ it is located in the town of Oxford, England (about 90 kilometers outside of London). Classes first began there almost a thousand years ago (in 1096), and it is one of the best universities (3)_______. Most colleges and universities are located on just one main campus, but this university is special. (4)_______ located in many different places around the town of Oxford. For example, near South Parks Road you can find the Science Area.
a) but
b) because
c) the world
d) it's
a) but
b) so
c) in the world
d) it
a) so
b) but
c) on the world
d) its
OXFORD UNIVERSITY
While just behind Broad Street you can (6)_______ at the Sheldonian Theater. Do you (7)_______? If ‘yes’, there are millions of books at the university’s Bodleian Libraries. In addition, the university (8)_______ a large number of parks – the Botanic Garden on High Street has more (9)_______ 8,000 different kinds of plants.
a) listen to music
b) like to read
c) has
d) than
a) listens to music
b) likes to read
c) have
d) then
a) listening to music
b) like to eat
c) it has
d) that
OXFORD UNIVERSITY
Of course, the students are the most important part of Oxford University – (10)_______ more than 21,000 of them from the U.K. and from around the world. Finally, if (11)_______ thinking of visiting (or studying at) Oxford, there is even a gift shop at 106 High Street (12)_______ you can buy souvenirs to remember your time at this amazing university.
a) there are
b) you're
c) where
a) there
b) your
c) who
a) there is
b) yours
c) where
THE BRITISH EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM
The educational system in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland differ. Primary level starts in a (a) school and (b) . British children begin their education at the age of 5 and have to attend school until the age of 16. In Britain, there are (c) schools and (d) schools. The majority of British children are educated in state schools which are free of (e) .
THE BRITISH EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM
The most exclusive ones, with a long tradition, are Eton, Harrow and Winchester. Their (a) are very high. Children in Britain continue to study at a secondary school: 1. (b) schools, 2. (c) schools (which prepare students for university study), 3. (d) schools (which provide general education and focus more on practical activities), 4. (e) schools (which put emphasis on education in the areas of industry, business and agriculture). This ends at the age of sixteen when most students take some form of public exam.
THE BRITISH EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM
Most students continue their (a) education after sixteen, for another two years, in the (b) (two extra years at school) or at (c) . During these two years, students take more academic form of study and finish with (d) in two to four subjects. These exams are very important for students who want to continue to (e) education: 1. universities, 2. polytechnics and 3. colleges of higher education.
The headteacher of the school is also called (a)
The exam is so hard that only 5% of all applicants (b)
I passed in history, but (c) in Chemistry
There's accommodation for about 500 at students' (d)
For a homework I want to write an (e) about environmental problems
To (a) to the college means you want to join the particular institution
The (b) ceremony is when you receive your degree for completing your studies
The teacher calls your name to take (c) at the beginning of class
Johny had to (d) a year at school
The material that contains detailed information about subject is called a (e)
Our teacher used to put us to (a) as a punishment
The teacher saw Jerry trying to (b) in the test
Try to (c) the most important rules
It is difficult to (d) in a noisy classroom
It is good idea (e) important parts of the book in red
What are the highest paid jobs in the UK?
CEO's
Aircraft pilot and flight engineers
Medical practicioners
Marketing and sales directors
IT and telecommunication directors
Put the degrees in the correct order (from the lowest to highest)
Bachelor - B.A.
Master - M. A.
Doctoral studies - Ph.D.
Match the following
the U.S.A.
the U. K.
the U.S.A.
the U.S.A.
the U. K.
What does the word SCHOLARSHIP mean?
The ship for students' trip
The fees paid for your study
The member of the school library
Relationship between students
How do we refer to GYMNÁZIUM in English?
Gymnasium
Grammar school
Gym
Comprehensive school
What does the Greek word SKHOLE mean?
leisure
responsibility
school
friendship
