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

Задача

E With reference to the text about Charlie in Ex. 3, compare the British and Russian education systems. Answer these questions for each country.

What’s the earliest age at which children can leave school?
Can pupils choose their subjects in the sixth form?
What exams are required by colleges and universities?
Do these exams test knowledge in specific subjects or do they concentrate on one’s ability to think?
Which system do you find easier/more difficult/fairer? Why?

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British education system

Children can leave school at the age of 16.
Yes, pupils can choose their subjects in the sixth form.
Colleges and universities require A-level exams.
These exams test knowledge in specific subjects.

Russian education system

Children can leave school at the age of 15 after the 9th form, or at 16 after the 10th form.
No, pupils cannot choose their subjects freely.
Colleges and universities require final school exams and entrance exams.
These exams mainly test knowledge in specific subjects.

5. I think the British system is easier because pupils can choose the subjects they are interested in. The Russian system is more difficult, but it is fairer because all pupils study a wider range of subjects.

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