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Happy English
Упр.3 Юнит 1 Урок 345 ГДЗ Happy English Кауфман 11 класс
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Упр.3 Юнит 1 Урок 345 ГДЗ Happy English Кауфман 11 класс

Задача

Read the text about Charlie Rose and answer the questions. Support your answers with information from the text.

  1. When did Charlie start his GCSE course?
  2. What subjects can you do at GCSE level?
  3. Will Charlie have to take exams in all his GCSE subjects?
  4. Is it optional to go to school until you are sixteen?
  5. Why are GCSE grades so important?
  6. How many GCSEs can one sit? Give the minimum and the maximum numbers.
  7. What options does Charlie have after sitting GCSEs?
  8. What does Charlie want to do after finishing the GCSE course?
  9. Are A-levels compulsory?
  10. Can A-level students choose their subjects?
  11. Does Charlie want to get into a university? Why?/Why not?
  12. Has Charlie decided what he wants to be?
  13. What is Charlie going to do after finishing the A-level course?
Подробный ответ
  1. Charlie started his GCSE course last year, when he was fourteen.
  2. At GCSE level you can do compulsory subjects like English, Maths, Science, Information Technology and Religious Education, as well as optional subjects such as Languages, Business Studies, Design and Technology, Music, Geography, History and many more.
  3. No, he will not have to take exams in all his GCSE subjects. In some subjects teachers will give grades based on coursework.
  4. No, it is not optional to go to school until you are sixteen. You have to stay at school until sixteen.
  5. GCSE grades are so important because they are extremely important for education and career, and employers want to see them before giving a job.
  6. One can sit a minimum of five GCSEs and a maximum of twelve.
  7. After sitting GCSEs, Charlie can leave school and look for a job or go on to the sixth form.
  8. Charlie wants to go on to the sixth form after finishing the GCSE course.
  9. No, A-levels are not compulsory. They are optional.
  10. Yes, A-level students can choose their subjects according to what they are planning to study at university.
  11. No, Charlie does not want to get into a university yet because he has not chosen a university or even what he wants to do.
  12. No, he has not decided what he wants to be yet.
  13. After finishing the A-level course, Charlie is going to take a gap year before university.


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