At what age do children in England usually start primary school?
A) At the age of two or three
B) At the age of four or five
C) At the age of seven or eight
D) At the age of ten or elevenWhat is the usual age range for primary education in England?
A) 3–7
B) 4–11
C) 6–14
D) 11–16What does GCSE stand for?
A) General Certificate of Secondary Education
B) General Course of School Education
C) Government Certificate of School Excellence
D) Graduate Certificate of Secondary EducationWhen do students in England usually take their GCSE examinations?
A) At the age of 11
B) At the age of 14
C) At the age of 16
D) At the age of 19What is the sixth form?
A) The first two years of primary school
B) The final two years of secondary education
C) A special type of university
D) An entrance examination for primary schoolWhich qualification do many students study for in the sixth form?
A) A-levels
B) GCSEs
C) PhDs
D) MBAsWhat is an undergraduate degree?
A) A degree studied before a first university degree
B) A first degree studied at a university
C) A qualification awarded only to teachers
D) A secondary-school examinationWhat is a state school in England?
A) A school funded mainly by the government
B) A school attended only by university students
C) A school where all pupils live on campus
D) A school that admits only foreign studentsWhat is the main purpose of UCAS?
A) To organise school sports competitions
B) To process applications to higher-education courses
C) To mark GCSE examinations
D) To provide free meals in primary schoolsWhich qualification is normally studied after completing an undergraduate degree?
A) A postgraduate degree
B) A primary-school certificate
C) A GCSE
D) A school-leaving uniform
Ответы
1 — B
2 — B
3 — A
4 — C
5 — B
6 — A
7 — B
8 — A
9 — B
10 — A
